Fix NBLS 3rd party licenses

[thurka]

Top level LICENSE file in apache-netbeans-java-xx.x.xxx.vsix is missing some 3rd party library licenses namely for enterprise, cpplite, extra, groovy and webcommon clusters.

To fix it 'allmodules' should include all clusters not just 'java' and its dependencies, since apache-netbeans-java-xx.x.xxx.vsix contains enterprise, cpplite, extra, groovy and webcommon clusters.

[lahodaj]

Looks good to me, thanks!

[neilcsmith-net]

This breaks the release build. Should probably have been cluster.config.release.list or something that picks up the configured cluster config - nb.clusters.list?

There will be no release candidate of the VSCode plugin for 20-rc1, and until this can be fixed on delivery.

cc/ @MartinBalin

[thurka]

In the future it would be useful to provide more info about failure. Link to failed build and steps to reproduce. Not everyone if familiar with release process.

[thurka]

The PR, which probably can fix the vsix build, is here: #6583

[neilcsmith-net]

@thurka have added a comment on your PR about testing with the source bundle.

The git repository includes clusters in the full configuration that are not (yet) intended for release. The build server first builds a source bundle of the releasable clusters, then builds binaries from that bundle (which does not include all the clusters in the full configuration).

We're currently discussing on ASF slack how we can test for this.

To replicate the process locally, run ant build-source-config on the repo, then use the resulting zip for a binary build.