feat: send key-annotated event fields as TargetParameters for direct record navigation#50
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Summary
The Node.js notifications plugin already supported navigation target parameters: Event fields marked with the
keykeyword are sent as TargetParameters to ANS. This PR brings the same feature to the CAP Java plugin.Changes
key-annotated fields are extracted asTargetParameters, non-key fields remain as Propertieskey-annotated fields are excluded from the notification templatePropertiesSchema, since they are navigation parameters and not template placeholders