Fix Components visibility

[tarun-google]

Components is a dead code as of today. We already have throttler in this, it looks like a good place to add ratelimiter. With this fix i believe we enable dependency release for this component. let me know if there are any issues with this path.

Needed for #37547

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the structural integrity and build system integration of the sdks/java/io/components module. By adding essential package information files and explicitly including the module in the Gradle build, the changes aim to make the module properly discoverable and usable. This foundational work is crucial for enabling future development and ensuring the module can be released as a dependency, paving the way for new features like a ratelimiter.

Highlights

• Package Visibility: Introduced package-info.java files to explicitly define and document the deadletterqueue, deadletterqueue.sinks, and throttling packages within the sdks/java/io/components module, improving their visibility and structure.
• Build System Integration: Added the sdks:java:io:components module to the settings.gradle.kts file, ensuring that this module is properly included in the Gradle build system and can be built and released as a dependency.
• Enabling Future Development: These changes are foundational to enable the components module for dependency release and future enhancements, such as the integration of a ratelimiter, addressing its current status as 'dead code'.

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Changelog

• sdks/java/io/components/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/components/deadletterqueue/package-info.java
  • Added a new package-info.java file to define the deadletterqueue package and provide package-level documentation.
• sdks/java/io/components/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/components/deadletterqueue/sinks/package-info.java
  • Added a new package-info.java file to define the deadletterqueue.sinks package and provide package-level documentation for DLQ sinks.
• sdks/java/io/components/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/components/throttling/package-info.java
  • Added a new package-info.java file to define the throttling package and provide package-level documentation for throttling utilities.
• settings.gradle.kts
  • Included the sdks:java:io:components module in the Gradle build configuration to ensure it is recognized and built.

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R: @Abacn

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[Abacn]

Thanks!