[Improve] StreamPark Platform configuration files improvements #3653
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Currently, the streampark platform provides multiple configuration files for user configuration, such as: application.yml, application-pgsql.yml, application-mysql.yml, kerberos.yml... , We can improve these configuration files. Many config files are internal system configurations, for example, in application.yml, a large number of configurations are internal platform configurations, such as jackson config for integration Spring Boot, swagger-ui config. the 'allow-circular-references' parameter for Spring... These do not need user configuration and should not be exposed to users.
So, I propose that we improve these configurations by providing users with only one configuration file(only one). The configurations in this file should be completely user-focused, clear, and core configurations.
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Issue Number: close #3641
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