[feature] support Kafka client SCRAM authentication

[goutamadwant]

What's changed?

Adds optional SCRAM authentication to Kafka Client monitoring.

• add PLAINTEXT, SASL_PLAINTEXT, and SASL_SSL security protocol options
• support SCRAM-SHA-256 and SCRAM-SHA-512 with username and password credentials
• configure the Kafka AdminClient with the selected security settings while preserving unauthenticated monitoring by default
• isolate cached AdminClient connections by authentication settings and keep passwords out of protocol diagnostics
• document the new settings in the English and Chinese Kafka Client monitoring guides

Closes #4209

Verification

• KafkaProtocolTest (23 tests)
• KafkaCollectTest (7 tests)
• YamlCheckScript through the 22-module manager reactor
• repository Markdown lint (567 files)

Checklist

• I have read the Contributing Guide
• I have written the necessary doc or comment.
• I have added the necessary unit tests and all cases have passed.

Add or update API

• I have added the necessary e2e tests and all cases have passed.

Not applicable: this change does not add or update an API. SCRAM validation, AdminClient property mapping, credential escaping, cache isolation, and plaintext compatibility are covered by unit tests.

[Duansg]

Could this cause the existing monitoring to become unavailable after the upgrade?

[Aias00]

Review: [feature] support Kafka client SCRAM authentication

Verdict: ✅ APPROVED — well-structured feature with solid test coverage.

What this PR does

Adds SCRAM (SCRAM-SHA-256/512) authentication support for the Kafka client collector:

• KafkaProtocol: new securityProtocol, saslMechanism, username, password fields; password is @ToString.Exclude (no credential leak in logs); isInvalid() now validates the security protocol against a whitelist and requires credentials when SASL is selected.
• KafkaCollectImpl: builds SASL JAAS config, correctly escapes \ and " via escapeJaasValue, and folds credentials into the CacheIdentifier so different creds get distinct cached AdminClients.
• app-kafka_client.yml: conditional fields (depend + hide) for SASL, wired into all 4 metric sets.
• Docs (EN/ZH) updated; tests added for both collector and protocol.

Assessment

• Security: Credential escaping + @ToString.Exclude are the right calls. The cache key now distinguishes by username/password/security protocol, preventing credential cross-contamination between monitors.
• Correctness: hasSaslAuthentication() safely handles a null securityProtocol (no NPE via String.equalsIgnoreCase(null) → false). isInvalid() correctly treats a blank protocol as PLAINTEXT (backward compatible) and enforces all three SASL fields when SASL is on.
• Tests: Good matrix — no-auth, SCRAM auth, JAAS escaping, cache isolation, whitelist validation, and the toString-no-password guarantee.

Minor (non-blocking) suggestions

• escapeJaasValue does not escape ;, which would prematurely terminate the JAAS statement if present in a credential. Extreme edge case, but worth a comment or an additional escape.
• password YAML field has no limit (username has limit: 50); long passwords are plausible — consider adding one.
• SASL_SSL relies on the JVM trust store with no ssl.* properties supplied; the doc correctly warns about this, but a follow-up could surface truststore config. Acceptable for this scope.

No blocking issues. Nice contribution.