Extension of the Audit Log

[HunorTotBagi]

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[NikolaVetnic]

At the moment this does not work. When I start the deletion process I get the StartedByOwner audit log in the database, as expected. When I run the ActualDeletion job, I get only two more audit logs - Challenges and PnsRegistrations. The error I get is:

{"@t":"2024-06-20T08:34:23.2118155Z","@mt":"Host terminated unexpectedly","@l":"Fatal","@x":"Backbone.BuildingBlocks.Application.Abstractions.Exceptions.NotFoundException: Identity not found. Make sure the ID exists and the record is not expired.\r\n   at async Task Backbone.Modules.Devices.Application.Identities.Commands.LogDeletionProcess.Handler.Handle(LogDeletionProcessCommand request, CancellationToken cancellationToken) in C:/Code/backbone/Modules/Devices/src/Devices.Application/Identities/Commands/LogDeletionProcess/Handler.cs:line 18\r\n ...

I know what the problem is but try figuring it out on your own. If you don't make it in an hour let me know and I'll help.

[tnotheis]

Looks good so far. Just the Admin UI needs to be implemented correctly by @stamenione. After that we are ready to merge this.

[HunorTotBagi]

Nice. We just tested the identity deletion from scratch with Vladimir and can confirm it is working.

Dismissing Nikola's review so we can merge even though he's on vacation