Add missing uses declarations in module descriptor
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All `ServiceLoader.load()` calls need a `uses` clause in the JPMS module descriptor. This PR: - Adds the missing `@ServiceConsumer` annotation to `CoreDefaultBundle`. - To simplify code review, it places `@ServiceConsumer` on each class that makes a `ServiceLoader.load` call and only those classes. Closes #3250
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ServiceLoader.load()calls need ausesclause in the JPMS module descriptor. This PR:@ServiceConsumerannotation toCoreDefaultBundle.@ServiceConsumeron each class (even a test case) that makes aServiceLoader.loadcall and only those classes.Fixes #3250
Since we don't have JPMS tests in the main repo, this PR is blocked by apache/logging-log4j-samples#231