Added pipeline API for chained use of exclude and obfuscate #11
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This pull request introduces a new pipeline feature to the
DotPathQLlibrary, allowing users to chain multiple data transformation operations (such asexcludeandobfuscate) using a fluent API. The pipeline enables more readable, efficient, and consistent processing of objects, and supports both custom and default paths for each operation. The documentation and tests have been updated to reflect and verify this new functionality.Pipeline API and Core Implementation:
Pipelineclass that enables chaining ofexcludeandobfuscateoperations with a fluent interface, and executes them in a single pass for improved performance and consistency. (src/main/java/ca/trackerforce/Pipeline.java)pipeline(T source)method inDotPathQLto create a pipeline for a given object, facilitating the new API. (src/main/java/ca/trackerforce/DotPathQL.java)DotPathinterface and its implementation to support checking for default paths with a newhasDefaultPaths()method, enabling the pipeline to use default exclude/obfuscate paths when none are specified. (src/main/java/ca/trackerforce/path/api/DotPath.java,src/main/java/ca/trackerforce/path/PathCommon.java) [1] [2]