Don't apply IntelliJ illegal module dependency inspection to test code #101977
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elastic#101977) We don't enforce Java modularity when executing tests, so we shouldn't bother highlighting issues in test framework code. This PR adds a new IntelliJ scope that excludes everything under `:test` and configures the illegal module dependency inspection to use this new scope.
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We don't enforce Java modularity when executing tests, so we shouldn't bother highlighting issues in test framework code. This PR adds a new IntelliJ scope that excludes everything under
:testand configures the illegal module dependency inspection to use this new scope.