fix(local): align keycloak realm import names

[FrankSpitulski]

Summary

• Rename the local eval Keycloak import file from realm-csc.json to realm-event-bus.json.
• Update setup-keycloak.sh and local infra docs to use the matching event-bus realm file name.
• Rename the standalone auth-callout DevSpace inline realm key to realm-auth-callout.json so it also matches its realm.

Root Cause

The local Keycloak setup created keycloak-realm-import with --from-file, so the ConfigMap key inherited the source filename. The file was named realm-csc.json while the imported Keycloak realm was event-bus, making the key suggest the wrong realm.

Validation

• Reproduced that local/infra/keycloak/realm-event-bus.json did not exist while realm-csc.json contained realm event-bus.
• jq empty local/infra/keycloak/realm-event-bus.json.
• bash -n local/infra/scripts/setup-keycloak.sh.
• kubectl create configmap keycloak-realm-import --from-file=local/infra/keycloak/realm-event-bus.json --dry-run=client -o json produced key realm-event-bus.json.
• yq parsed auth-callout/devspace.yaml.
• rg found no remaining realm-csc references.
• make check-license-headers.
• git diff --check.
• Adversarial subagent review; no blockers.

E2E

• make -C local setup-keycloak was attempted outside the sandbox, but this machine currently has no Kind clusters, so it failed before deployment with: No kind clusters found / CSC cluster not found.

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