Drop irrelevant puzzle from AuthFromYaml.java

[ivanovmg]

Drop irrelevant puzzle from AuthFromYaml.java.
The puzzle belongs to another project,
where this java file was taken from
as a part of an integration test fixture.

Closes #752

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Removed a TODO comment from the documentation to improve clarity. No changes to functionality.

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Walkthrough

A multi-line TODO comment was removed from the class-level Javadoc in AuthFromYaml.java. The comment pertained to future enhancements for alternative login configurations and uniqueness checks. No changes to functional code or class declarations were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
test/integration/check/java/com/artipie/auth/AuthFromYaml.java	Removed a multi-line TODO comment from class-level Javadoc

Assessment against linked issues

Objective (Issue #)	Addressed	Explanation
Remove the puzzle/TODO comment from AuthFromYaml.java (#752)	✅

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A rabbit hopped through code so neat,
Tidying up with nimble feet.
The TODOs gone, the docs now clear,
Future plans no longer here.
With every hop, the code grows bright—
Simpler, cleaner, pure delight!
🐇✨

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[ivanovmg]

@yegor256 please have a look

[yegor256]

@ivanovmg thanks!

[0crat]

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