What

Update the vcpkg consumer integration test to use REQUIRED for all find_package() calls so CI fails when a package cannot be found, instead of silently skipping.

• Current: Only common_system uses REQUIRED; other 7 systems use optional find_package() that silently skip on failure
• Expected: All 8 systems use REQUIRED so CI catches find_package() naming mismatches
• Scope: integration_tests/vcpkg_consumer/CMakeLists.txt

Why

• The current consumer test created a false positive in CI: 4 systems (logger, container, database, network) could not be found via snake_case find_package(), but CI still passed
• This masked the find_package() naming issue introduced in PR fix(vcpkg-ports): sync all overlay ports with vcpkg-registry #553
• A deployment-readiness test that silently accepts failures provides no value

Where

• integration_tests/vcpkg_consumer/CMakeLists.txt — lines 20-91

How

Technical Approach

Change all find_package({name} CONFIG) calls to find_package({name} CONFIG REQUIRED) and remove the conditional if({name}_FOUND) blocks.

Acceptance Criteria

• All 8 find_package() calls use REQUIRED
• CI fails if any package cannot be found
• Consumer binary links all 8 libraries unconditionally