Avinash Rajesh 74dbbd9e82 Implement Service Refactoring
<UserStory> 1952: Service Refactoring </UserStory>
UserStory #1952
<Changes>

1. Enhanced DataStore::getUsers to load SerializedUser records, refresh cache,
   and attach notifications to recipient users with validation for recipient IDs.

2. Updated DataStore::saveUsers to persist SerializedUser records and save
   notifications alongside user data.

3. Refactored AuthenticationManagementService::login to use DataStoreLockGuard
   and tracked user map with SerializedUser-backed records.

4. Modified AuthenticationManagementService::changePassword to ensure thread-safe
   updates, mark user record as MODIFIED, and persist changes via DataStore::saveUsers.

5. Added dependencies for Utility.h and DataStoreLockGuard.h in
   AuthenticationManagementService.cpp to support safe record handling.

</Changes>

<Test>

N/A

</Test>

<Review>

Sreeja Reghukumar

</Review>
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