Document securing Eureka replication requests with custom filters#4556
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This PR adds documentation for securing Eureka replication requests.
Replication requests between Eureka nodes do not pass through standard
Spring Security filters, so authentication mechanisms like OAuth2 token
injection are not applied by default.
This change documents how to use ReplicationClientAdditionalFilters
to customize replication requests and inject authentication headers.
Fixes #4046