[DT-3112] Add DELETE endpoint to Soft delete FileStorageObject#2864
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To be implemented in this PR: #2867 |
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Addresses
https://broadworkbench.atlassian.net/browse/DT-3112
Summary
This PR implements a soft delete endpoint for FileStorageObject (DELETE
/api/{entity}/{entityId}/document/{id}), marking records as deleted without removing the underlying GCS blob. The change sets deleted, deleteUserId, and deleteDate fields while preserving audit history and enabling recovery.Adds DAO support for soft deletion, enforces entity ownership and write access, and ensures idempotent behavior aligned with existing delete patterns. Also includes Swagger documentation and unit tests covering resource and DAO logic.
Have you read CONTRIBUTING.md lately? If not, do that first.