Remove unused ApiOriginFilter#1129
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Dead code: the CORS filter carries no @Provider and is referenced nowhere; leftover from the project's initial import to Apache.
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ApiOriginFilteris dead code: an unused JAX-RS CORS response filter that carries no@Providerannotation and is referenced nowhere in the codebase, so it is never registered. It dates back to the project's initial import into Apache. This removes it.