fix(ci): re-enable Testcontainers Ryuk to stop the backend fork shutdown hang (#848) (#849)

Fixes #848.

## Symptom

CI `Backend Unit Tests` goes red despite **all tests passing**: after the last test, the fork hangs at JVM shutdown and Surefire reports `There was a timeout in the fork` → `BUILD FAILURE`.

## Root cause (corrected after investigation)

My first theory (slow shutdown needs a bigger timeout) was **wrong** — raising `forkedProcessExitTimeoutInSeconds` 30→120 only delayed the kill by ~90s (total time 12:35 → 14:04), proving an *indefinite* hang, not slowness.

The real cause is **Testcontainers teardown with Ryuk disabled**:
- The job set `TESTCONTAINERS_RYUK_DISABLED: "true"` (carry-over from the old NAS runner).
- With Ryuk off, containers are reaped by the **in-JVM `JVMHookResourceReaper`** at shutdown. That reaper crashes (`NotFoundException`) and **leaks containers run-over-run**.
- The run boots ~30 per-context Spring contexts (`PostgresContainerConfig` is a per-context `@Bean`), so ~30 Postgres containers are torn down in-JVM at shutdown.
- As leaks accumulate on the runner, per-run teardown degrades until the fork hangs at shutdown → fork timeout. **The server had 21 orphaned `postgres:16-alpine`/`minio` containers up to 5 weeks old**; manually killing them is what restored CI before (a recurring pattern).

Environment confirmed via `ssh root@raddatz.cloud`: CI now runs on a root server with **Docker 29.4.3** (8 CPU, 62 GB, socket access) — so the original reason to disable Ryuk no longer applies, and Docker is *not* slow.

## Change

1. **Re-enable Ryuk** (remove `TESTCONTAINERS_RYUK_DISABLED`) — Ryuk reaps each run's containers out-of-process after the JVM exits, so they never accumulate. Automates the manual "kill all testcontainers."
2. Keep `forkedProcessExitTimeoutInSeconds=120` as a harmless backstop.
3. Drop the stale "NAS runner" comment on `DOCKER_API_VERSION`.

Operational: the 21 leaked containers were already removed from the server (by `org.testcontainers=true` label; real services untouched), giving immediate relief.

## Validation

Validated by this PR's CI run on the real runner (watching it). If Ryuk can't start in the runner's docker-outside-docker setup, the integration tests fail fast and I revert — fallback is a singleton Postgres container.

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Co-authored-by: Marcel <marcel@familienarchiv>
Reviewed-on: #849

.gitea/workflows/ci.yml

@@ -229,9 +229,14 @@ jobs:
     name: Backend Unit Tests
     runs-on: ubuntu-latest
     env:
-      DOCKER_API_VERSION: "1.43"  # NAS runner runs Docker 24.x (max API 1.43); Testcontainers 2.x defaults to 1.44
+      # CI runs against the root-server Docker daemon (29.x). This API pin is a harmless
+      # carry-over from the old NAS runner (Docker 24.x, max API 1.43); safe to drop later.
+      DOCKER_API_VERSION: "1.43"
       DOCKER_HOST: unix:///var/run/docker.sock
-      TESTCONTAINERS_RYUK_DISABLED: "true"
+      # Ryuk (Testcontainers' out-of-process reaper) is intentionally LEFT ENABLED so it
+      # removes each run's containers after the JVM exits. Disabling it forced the in-JVM
+      # reaper, which hung at JVM shutdown and leaked Postgres containers run-over-run until
+      # the daemon degraded and the fork timed out at teardown — see #848.
     steps:
       - uses: actions/checkout@v4
 

backend/pom.xml

@@ -369,6 +369,12 @@
 				<artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
 				<configuration>
 					<forkedProcessTimeoutInSeconds>600</forkedProcessTimeoutInSeconds>
+					<!-- Grace period after the test JVM calls System.exit(0). The 30s default is too
+					     short: the single reused fork closes ~32 cached Spring contexts at shutdown,
+					     each tearing down a Testcontainers Postgres + HikariCP pool, which overruns 30s
+					     and makes Surefire kill the fork (BUILD FAILURE despite 0 test failures). This is
+					     a different knob from forkedProcessTimeoutInSeconds above. See issue #848. -->
+					<forkedProcessExitTimeoutInSeconds>120</forkedProcessExitTimeoutInSeconds>
 					<systemPropertyVariables>
 						<junit.jupiter.execution.timeout.default>90 s</junit.jupiter.execution.timeout.default>
 					</systemPropertyVariables>