Update compose.yaml

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  • Removed the CLUSTER_ID environment variable from the Kafka service configuration in the Docker Compose setup.

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The change removes the CLUSTER_ID environment variable from the Kafka service configuration in the Docker Compose file for the spring-kafka-example project. No other modifications were made to the file or service definitions.

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Files/Paths	Change Summary
spring-kafka-example/compose.yaml	Removed the CLUSTER_ID environment variable from the Kafka service configuration.

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Possibly related PRs

• fix(spring-kafka-example): update to the latest version and fix bugs #25: Introduced KRaft mode and added the CLUSTER_ID environment variable to the Kafka Docker Compose configuration, which is directly related to its removal in this PR.

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component : spring-kafka-example

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