Workaround Java 17 strong encapsulation #58
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This PR fixes the issues with strong encapsulation enabled when running on a Java 17 JVM. The Drools version used in subscription-matcher make use of the
ClassLoaderprotected methoddefineClass, thus needs to be able to set it as accessibile.This is just a temporary workaround. The proper fix is to migrate to a Drools version >= 7.49.0, which solves the issue by rewriting the code to avoid the reflective access.