fix: removes deprecated config option for strict https and updates Keycloak bootstrap#1
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Keycloak 26 deprecated the KC_HOSTNAME_STRICT_HTTPS environment variable, silently ignoring it. As a result, both the master and opencase realms initialized with the default sslRequired=EXTERNAL mode. This made local deployments basically non-functional.
The fix replaces the unsupported environment variable with a new KEYCLOAK_SSL_REQUIRED setting that is applied directly to both Keycloak realms during OpenCASE's bootstrap sequence. It defaults to
nonein development andexternalin production, preserving HTTPS enforcement for partner deployments while allowing plain HTTP locally.