docs(app-backend): add backend system architecture overview#404
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Summary
This PR adds backend system architecture documentation for the SecureShift app-backend.
The document provides a structured overview of:
Purpose
The goal is to support backend onboarding, handover, maintainability, and future development planning.
This documentation is intended as a living technical reference for future SecureShift backend contributors. It captures current backend structure, known risks, and recommended next steps, including service-layer consolidation, RBAC cleanup, tenant-aware access control, regression testing, and future analytics readiness.
Notes
This PR is documentation-only and does not change runtime backend behaviour.