Support defaultClientModule attribute#149
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lgtm...but I don't know much about this functionality in particular
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Provides basic support for deploying applications to the appclient and creating client-side config, but is only enabled if the
defaultClientModuleattribute is requested.This does not provide support for using
defaultClientModulein server-side config, even though it's a valid attribute there.The
defaultClientModuleis needed for the edge case where an application contains more than one client module, so Open Liberty knows which one is intended to be invoked.