Support SpEL Returning AuthorizationDecision #14840
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Closes gh-14599
WIth this PR, an application can return an
AuthorizationDecisionfrom a SpEL expression.Note that the
MethodAuthorizationDeniedHandlerandMethodAuthorizationResultPostProcessorobject hierarchies were modified to ensure that any custom type that is returned from a SpEL expression is preserved. No authorization decision wrapping is performed any longer in this case.This is also valuable for being able to use custom handling and post-processing in the event that the expression throws an exception.