Support messaging protocol

Spring Security supports WebSocket, RSocket, etc.

And Jakarta EE also includes WebSocket spec, Jakarta Security should also consider other protocols other than HTTP.

For example, the client application get the JWT token and communicate with the Jakarta EE application via WebSocket.

No files, tests, or entry points are identified. Start by reviewing Jakarta Security's existing HTTP authentication model and comparing it with Spring Security's WebSocket or RSocket support; the scope is complete only when a concrete approach for authenticating Jakarta EE messaging connections and its required test coverage is defined.

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