Remove .jsf suffix from all URLs
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This PR enables the Jakarta Faces option
jakarta.faces.AUTOMATIC_EXTENSIONLESS_MAPPINGthat is available after the Java/Tomcat update to the Faces 4 specification, see MyFaces 4 options.This allows to get rid of the ugly
.jsfextension inside all urls:/kitodo/pages/login.jsf/kitodo/pages/loginThe upcoming Kitodo.Production 4.0 release might be a good opportunity to implement such a breaking change that might cause additional migration efforts, e.g., when adjusting deployment configurations or updating monitoring scripts that assume certain URLs.