feat(cis): Add logpush-jobs-api module for CIS Logpush Jobs#190
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Signed-off-by: Anagha Joshi <Anagha.Joshi3@ibm.com>
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PR summary
Added Java SDK module for CIS Logpush Jobs API with 11 operations supporting COS, LogDNA, Generic, HTTP, and IBM Cloud Logs destinations.
Fixes: https://github.ibm.com/NetworkTribe/CIS_Support/issues/5296
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What is the current behavior?
No Java SDK exists for CIS Logpush Jobs API.
What is the new behavior?
Java SDK module logpush-jobs-api added with 11 API operations, 28 model classes, and comprehensive integration tests aligned with Go SDK.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
This is a new feature addition with no changes to existing APIs.
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