[fs] Align paimon-gs dependency scopes with sibling filesystem modules - #8938
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Mark paimon-common as provided and paimon-gs-impl as optional in paimon-filesystems/paimon-gs/pom.xml, matching the dependency blocks of the sibling filesystem loader modules (s3/oss/obs/cosn/azure). Without provided scope, the published paimon-gs pom leaks unshaded paimon-common and its transitives to Maven/Gradle consumers. Generated-by: Claude Code
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fix #8937
paimon-gspom leakspaimon-common(and its transitives) at compile scope to Maven/Gradle consumers; on Maven Central,paimon-gs-1.2.0.pomhascompilewhilepaimon-s3-1.2.0.pomhasprovided.paimon-commonasprovided, matching all 7 sibling filesystem loaders (s3/oss/obs/cosn/azure/jindo/jindodls) — the core classes are supplied by the Paimon engine bundle at runtime.paimon-gs-implruntime dependency<optional>true</optional>, matching the 5 PluginFileIO siblings.Tests
mvn -pl paimon-filesystems/paimon-gs -am -DfailIfNoTests=false clean installpassed (BUILD SUCCESS, checkstyle/spotless/rat included).paimon-gspom now declarespaimon-commonwith<scope>provided</scope>and no longer listspaimon-gs-impl.