Less mess up potential when registering middleware and controllers by making the order of registration irrelevant

**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
When the controllers are registered before the middlewares the middlewares don't work or kick into action. I was confused about this and this is a potential for frustration and wasted time debugging.

**Describe the solution you'd like**
The order of registration becomes irrelevant.

**Describe alternatives you've considered**
Providing informative information via the logger on at least warning level.

**Additional context**

Working code sample:

```
public void setupServer(HTTPServer httpServer) {
httpServer.middleware("auth", new AuthenticationMiddleware());
httpServer.beforeAny("/api", new AuthenticationMiddleware());
httpServer.controller(HttpController.class, RootController.class.getPackage());
}
```

Unexpetedly broken sample:

```
public void setupServer(HTTPServer httpServer) {
httpServer.controller(HttpController.class, RootController.class.getPackage());
httpServer.middleware("auth", new AuthenticationMiddleware());
httpServer.beforeAny("/api", new AuthenticationMiddleware());
}
```

Start at the HTTPServer registration entry points shown in setupServer: controller, middleware, and beforeAny. Trace how registration order affects middleware activation, then define completion as both code samples applying the middleware equivalently; consider the requested warning log as an alternative if order independence is not feasible.

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