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Fix Spring JMS and Log4j security alerts - #53
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Addresses the six current Dependabot alerts with version-only changes in pom.xml: updates Log4j API, Core, and SLF4J2 binding from 2.23.1 to 2.25.5, and Spring context/JMS from 6.1.21 to 6.2.19. The resolved tree confirms all Spring modules use 6.2.19 and all Log4j modules use 2.25.5. No application or documentation changes.
Validation on Java 21:
make verifypassed: 244 tests, zero failures/errors/skips, including PostgreSQL Testcontainers coverage. Portico vendoring, shaded JAR packaging, Spotless, and Checkstyle succeeded.git diff --checkpassed.This includes the Log4j Core fix proposed in #52 and additionally aligns the API/binding and updates Spring. Alert closure remains dependent on merging and GitHub refresh.