feat(inbound): MailgunInboundParser#28
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Adds Mailgun as the second supported inbound provider alongside Postmark (from #27). Mailgun POSTs multipart/form-data with snake-case field names — the Spring controller already ingests a Map<String,Object>, so this parser just reads from that map and the controller routes via ?adapter=mailgun. Notes: - Mailgun's 'from' is typically 'Name <email>' — we extract the display name portion separately and fall back to the sender field for the email. Strips surrounding quotes on the name. - Mailgun hosts attachment content behind a URL (large attachments). We carry the URL through in downloadUrl; a follow-up worker can fetch + persist out-of-band. - Malformed attachments JSON degrades gracefully (empty list). 7 JUnit tests cover core field extraction, threading headers, provider-hosted attachment parsing, malformed attachments JSON, sender→from fallback, bare-email (no display name) handling, and the quote-stripping on display names.
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Summary
Adds Mailgun as the second supported inbound provider alongside Postmark (from #27). Mirrors the .NET counterpart (escalated-dotnet #25).
Mailgun POSTs
multipart/form-datawith snake-case field names (sender/recipient/body-plain/body-html/Message-Id/In-Reply-To/References/attachments). The Spring controller already ingests aMap<String, Object>from the webhook body, so this parser just reads from that map; the controller routes via?adapter=mailgun.Notes
fromis typically"Name <email>"— we extract the display name portion and fall back to thesenderfield for the email. Surrounding quotes on the name are stripped.downloadUrl; a follow-up worker can fetch + persist out-of-band.Dependencies
feat/inbound-email-controller). Merge order: feat(email): add MessageIdUtil for RFC 5322 threading + signed Reply-To #24 → feat(email): wire MessageIdUtil into EmailService outbound headers #25 → feat(inbound): scaffold InboundMessage + InboundEmailParser + InboundEmailRouter #26 → feat(inbound): PostmarkInboundParser + InboundEmailController #27 → this PR.Test plan