Fix #1038 - Do not register duplicated AuthProviders SyntheticBeans

[ricardozanini]

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Fixes #1038

Somehow Jandex is returning duplicated *AuthenticationMarkers annotations from the generated CompositeAuthenticationProvider classes:

package org.eurotransplant.immu.api.auth;

@jakarta.annotation.Priority(jakarta.ws.rs.Priorities.AUTHENTICATION)
@io.quarkiverse.openapi.generator.markers.BearerAuthenticationMarker(name="SecurityScheme", openApiSpecId="immu_2024_04_29_yml", scheme="bearer")
public class CompositeAuthenticationProvider implements jakarta.ws.rs.client.ClientRequestFilter {

    @jakarta.inject.Inject
    @io.quarkiverse.openapi.generator.OpenApiSpec(openApiSpecId="immu_2024_04_29_yml")
    io.quarkiverse.openapi.generator.providers.BaseCompositeAuthenticationProvider compositeProvider;

    @java.lang.Override
    public void filter(jakarta.ws.rs.client.ClientRequestContext context) throws java.io.IOException {
        compositeProvider.filter(context);
    };
}

In the reproducer provided in #1038, the class is being generated correctly, but during the build process, Jandex is returning duplicate annotations.

I ran out of time to debug more, so now the lists are being filtered to return only once, despite Jandex holding two instances of the same annotation.

@pefernan @fjtirado, this is a critical bug that should be fixed in Kogito by upgrading this library once we release a patch with this fix.

I've changed the name of our CompositeAuthenticationProvider to BaseCompositeAuthenticationProvider so as not to be confused with the generated CompositeAuthenticationProvider in the target project.

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