[GEOS-11216] add graticule assembly to assemeby list so it is built

[ianturton]

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[aaime]

Yep, funny, I noticed just yesterday it was missing.

Looking at the "assembly" github action output:

2024-03-14T15:02:04.4955997Z 15:02:04,495 [INFO] Building zip: /home/runner/work/geoserver/geoserver/src/community/target/release/geoserver-2.26-SNAPSHOT-graticule-plugin.zip

Wondering, I see the assembly does not include gt-grid, it that because it's being provided by something else? I see WPS depending on it, but I don't see it being used in any other assembly file.

[ianturton]

When run locally the zip file is correct, seems it just wasn't getting run if you don't say -Pgraticule

[ianturton]

Spoke too soon, gt-grid is missing from the zip, but something else is providing it. I'll add it in to make sure it is present.