Large refactor that renames/moves core types into a new Govor.Domain surface and reorganizes the Application layer. Models, configurations, migrations and many files moved from Govor.Core/Govor.Data to Govor.Domain; numerous Application services, interfaces and implementations were relocated or added (authentication, friends, messages, medias, push notifications, user sessions, storage, synching, private chats, etc.). Tests updated to use Govor.Domain namespaces and adjusted project references (removed Govor.Data reference from API tests). Also updated API, Hub and mapping code and project files to reflect the new structure and naming. This is primarily a codebase-wide namespace and module reorganization to establish a Domain project and restructure application services.
Added user session models, interfaces, repository, and service for managing user sessions and refresh tokens. Refactored authentication flow to return user objects and open sessions with device info, supporting refresh token generation and validation. Updated JWT configuration to separate access and refresh options, and refactored related tests and API contracts. Improved media upload handling and error logging. Migrated dependency references and DI registrations accordingly.
Moved service implementations and interfaces from Govor.API and Govor.Core to new Govor.Application and Govor.Contracts projects. Updated namespaces and references throughout the solution. Added custom exception classes for authentication and invite services. Adjusted dependency injection and project references to use the new structure. This refactor improves separation of concerns and prepares the codebase for better maintainability and scalability.