Project scaffolding & conventions: Move legacy code, establish clean foundation, and add simple CI pipeline

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• Explore repository structure and understand current state
• Identify Java version mismatch (project uses Java 21, environment has Java 17)
• Move existing code to legacy directory for reference
• Set up project for Java 17 compatibility (downgrade from Java 21)
• Add project hygiene tools (Spotless for formatting, JaCoCo for coverage)
• Set up proper logging configuration with different profiles (dev/test/prod)
• Establish error model and conventions (VironException hierarchy, GlobalExceptionHandler)
• Update package structure according to documented conventions (controllers, dto, models, repositories, services, exceptions, config)
• Create basic Spring Boot application with OpenAPI documentation setup
• Add health check endpoint for monitoring
• Verify build and basic functionality (tests pass)
• Test application startup and API documentation access
• Add comprehensive testing with HealthControllerTest
• Update .gitignore to exclude logs and build artifacts
• Create legacy directory documentation
• Add simple CI pipeline with GitHub Actions for automated testing and code quality checks
• Streamlined CI pipeline based on feedback

Simple CI Pipeline:
✅ Removed complex reporting steps (test reports and coverage) to keep pipeline simple and reliable
✅ Maintained essential CI functionality: compilation, unit tests, and code formatting verification
✅ All CI steps pass successfully without external dependencies

The CI pipeline now focuses purely on core quality gates (./mvnw clean test and ./mvnw spotless:check) for a streamlined development workflow.

Fixes #62

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This section details on the original issue you should resolve

<issue_title>Project scaffolding & conventions</issue_title>
<issue_description>Initialize project with packages, logging, error model, and style conventions.

This is the beginning of a rewrite of the current implementation of the system. The existing code should be moved to a 'legacy' directory and used as a reference for the new implementation.</issue_description>

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Fixes #62

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[dmccoystephenson]

@copilot Add simple CI pipeline to test compilation and unit tests

[Copilot]

@copilot Add simple CI pipeline to test compilation and unit tests

Added a comprehensive GitHub Actions CI pipeline in commit 24b3e75. The workflow includes:

• Automated testing on push/PR to main and develop branches
• Java 17 environment with Maven wrapper support
• Maven dependency caching for faster builds
• Unit test execution with JUnit test reporting
• Code formatting verification with Spotless
• Coverage reporting with JaCoCo and Codecov integration
• Status badges added to README

The pipeline runs ./mvnw clean test and ./mvnw spotless:check to ensure code quality and prevent regressions. All tests are currently passing.

[dmccoystephenson]

@copilot remove the generate that report CI task since it is failing

[Copilot]

@copilot remove the generate that report CI task since it is failing

Removed the failing test report generation step from the CI workflow in commit 20f7f08. The dorny/test-reporter@v1 step has been eliminated while maintaining all essential CI functionality:

• ✅ Unit test execution (./mvnw clean test)
• ✅ Code formatting verification (./mvnw spotless:check)
• ✅ Coverage reporting with Codecov integration
• ✅ Maven dependency caching and Java 17 environment

The CI pipeline now focuses on core quality gates without the problematic test reporting step.

[dmccoystephenson]

@copilot remove coverage reporting CI check, keep CI pipeline simple

[Copilot]

@copilot remove coverage reporting CI check, keep CI pipeline simple

Removed coverage reporting from the CI pipeline in commit 40c9269 to keep it simple. Changes made:

• ✅ Removed codecov/codecov-action@v4 step from workflow
• ✅ Removed Codecov badge from README
• ✅ Maintained essential CI steps: unit tests and code formatting verification

The CI pipeline now focuses on core quality gates (./mvnw clean test and ./mvnw spotless:check) without external reporting dependencies.