implement SWC rate limiting and introduce an optional Redis cache provider

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## Walkthrough The changes in this pull request involve a comprehensive restructuring of middleware handling within the HTTP transport layer, particularly focusing on session and rate limiting functionalities. The `http.go` file now utilizes a generalized middleware import, while the `limiter` package has been overhauled to introduce a new `Middleware` struct. Additional files have been added to support caching mechanisms and integrate rate limiting, with new configuration fields introduced to manage these features. Overall, the modifications enhance the modularity and organization of middleware components in the application. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |------|----------------| | `app/transports/http/http.go` | Updated import for session middleware to a general middleware import; modified `Build` function to use `middleware.Build()`. | | `app/transports/http/middleware/limiter/limiter.go` | Introduced `Middleware` struct; replaced `WithRateLimiter` with `New` constructor; added `WithRateLimit` method for rate limiting logic; introduced `fromIP` key function; removed previous unauthenticated/authenticated request handling. | | `app/transports/http/middleware/middleware.go` | Added new `middleware.go` file with `Build` function for middleware registration. | | `app/transports/http/middleware/reqlog/requestlog.go` | Enhanced error handling in `WithLogger` to include stack trace on panic. | | `app/transports/http/router.go` | Modified `MountOpenAPI` function to accept a rate limiter middleware parameter. | | `internal/config/config.go` | Added new fields for rate limiting and caching in `Config` struct. | | `internal/infrastructure/cache/cache.go` | Introduced `Store` interface and `Build` function for cache provider setup. | | `internal/infrastructure/cache/local/local.go` | Added `LocalCache` implementation for in-memory caching. | | `internal/infrastructure/cache/redis/redis_cache.go` | Introduced `RedisCache` struct for Redis-based caching. | | `internal/infrastructure/infrastructure.go` | Updated to include new cache and rate limiting dependencies in `Build` function. | | `internal/infrastructure/rate/factory.go` | Added `LimiterFactory` type for creating rate limiters. | | `internal/integration/e2e/provider.go` | Changed middleware import and setup to use `middleware.Build()`. | | `internal/integration/fx.go` | Updated `defaultConfig` to streamline rate limiting configuration. | ## Possibly related PRs - **#246**: The changes in this PR introduce middleware for rate limiting, which is directly related to the modifications in the main PR that restructure middleware handling in the HTTP transport layer. Both PRs focus on enhancing middleware functionality, specifically around rate limiting and session management. > 🐰 In the meadow, where bunnies play, > Middleware changes brighten the day. > With limits set and sessions neat, > Our code hops along, quick on its feet! > Caching and logging, all in a row, > A joyful dance, watch our features grow! 🌼

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Southclaws / storyden

implement SWC rate limiting and introduce an optional Redis cache provider #299

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