Feature/create update delete many

Walkthrough

This pull request includes modifications to environment configuration files, enhancements to controller functionalities with new methods for handling multiple records, the introduction of new response DTO classes, and the addition of unit tests for various controller operations. It also features minor formatting updates across several files to improve code readability.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
`.env.example`, `.gitignore`	Updated `.env.example` with new configuration values; modified `.gitignore` to ignore `.env` files.
`src/app.controller.delete.test.spec.ts`, `src/app.controller.get.test.spec.ts`, `src/app.controller.post.test.spec.ts`, `src/app.controller.put.test.spec.ts`	Introduced unit tests for delete, get, post, and put controller functionalities.
`src/app.controller.delete.ts`, `src/app.controller.post.ts`, `src/app.controller.put.ts`	Added methods for deleting, creating, and updating multiple records; updated method signatures.
`src/databases/mysql.database.ts`, `src/helpers/Query.ts`, `src/helpers/Websockets.ts`	Minor formatting changes for logging and readability improvements.
`src/dtos/response.dto.ts`	Added new response classes for create and delete operations.
`src/testing/auth.testing.service.ts`, `src/testing/customer.testing.service.ts`	Introduced `AuthTestingService` and modified `CustomerTestingService` with new methods.

Possibly related PRs

#28: Modifications to the .env.example file, adding a DATABASE_URI variable, relevant to database abstraction enhancements.
#42: Updates to the .env.example to include a JWT_KEY, related to changes in the Authentication helper for user data security.
#48: Changes to the .env.example file to include a LOG_LEVELS variable, which relates to improvements in the Logger class.
#71: Addition of ListTablesResponseObject in response.dto.ts, potentially utilizing the database settings defined in the .env.example.

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