Add new outputformat geotiff-cog

[franklgln]

This PR adds support for a new GeoTIFF COG output format. (#3805)

The implementation has been reworked to follow the project’s contribution workflow. The changes are based on the latest codebase, target the master branch, and comply with the pre-commit hooks and formatting rules.

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Pull request overview

Adds a new cog output format intended to generate Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF (COG) results from MapFish Print, wiring the format into the Spring output-format registry and introducing a dedicated JasperReports-backed GeoTIFF exporter.

Changes:

• Registers new cog output format beans for both standard (JasperReport) and map-export templates.
• Introduces JasperReportGeoTiffOutputFormat to render a Jasper report to an in-memory image and write it as a GeoTIFF-like output via GeoTools.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
core/src/main/resources/mapfish-spring-config-output-formats.xml	Adds cog output format bean registrations for standard and map-export modes.
core/src/main/java/org/mapfish/print/output/JasperReportGeoTiffOutputFormat.java	New output format implementation that renders JasperPrint pages to an image and writes a tiled/compressed GeoTIFF to the response.

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[sebr72]

Great work. Thanks.
Do not hesitate to ask any question/help to implement these comments.

[sebr72]

Since your output stream is a non closing one, this dispose is not sufficient. You will need to manually call the close in the superclass of your nonClosingOutputStream.

[franklgln]

The underlying output stream is owned by MapFish Print and must remain open. Calling FilterOutputStream.super.close() would also close that stream, which is exactly what the wrapper is intended to prevent. GeoTools closes its internal stream during dispose(), while the wrapper only flushes the MapFish stream. Do you have a different cleanup approach in mind?