Autoload default config profiles into ServerInstances. #5226
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The recent commit #5118 introduced the ability to select and add OCI profiles, but damaged the Cloud Explorer for Apache Netbeans VSCode extension - it relied on the (default) OCI profile to be automatically converted into
ServerInstance.This PR adds an alternative mode, which can be enabled using Branding API, that automatically loads all profiles from the default OCI configuration into the Cloud explorer (in NB IDE or vscode). In the future additional profiles from custom configuration can be added when the Add Cloud / Oracle wizard is enhanced to support custom configs.
NetBeans IDE behaves as in #5118, for the user convenience, vscode extension loads profiles from the default config.