Add Astro backend for user and team management

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📝 Description

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Astro backend for user and team management

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To Add Astro backend for user and team management

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This pull request introduces a new backend integration for Astro, enabling user and team management capabilities. The changes include the creation of a dedicated client package with comprehensive API interaction methods, corresponding unit tests, and the necessary configuration updates to integrate this new backend into the existing infrastructure.

Highlights

• Astro Backend Integration: Implemented a new Astro backend client to manage users and teams, including support for pagination and API authentication.
• Configuration Updates: Updated the default application configuration to include the necessary settings for the Astro backend.
• Client Factory Expansion: Registered the new Astro client in the central client factory to enable its use within the application.

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New backend added to the flow, To manage teams and users so, With Astro now the data flies, Underneath the open skies.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new Astro backend client to the Usernaut operator, enabling user and team synchronization with the Astronomer platform. The implementation includes comprehensive support for user invitations, team management, and membership reconciliation, along with associated unit tests and configuration updates. Feedback focuses on improving performance by parallelizing sequential delete operations using errgroup, ensuring explicit handling of type assertions during client initialization, and enhancing error messages with numeric HTTP status codes for better debugging.