[bazel] Bump to 7.1.0 without bzlmod

[shs96c]

Type

enhancement, configuration changes

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Description

• Bumped Bazel version to 7.1.0 and updated related configurations to disable bzlmod.
• Refactored Maven publishing in Bazel build scripts for better artifact classification.
• Added JDK toolchain specification in java_module rule.
• Updated rules_jvm_external dependency to version 6.0 along with its SHA256.
• Introduced MODULE.bazel and WORKSPACE.bzlmod files for Selenium with necessary configurations.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Enhancement	export.bzl Refactor Maven Publishing in Bazel Build                                  java/private/export.bzl Updated maven_publish function to use artifact and classifier_artifacts for better artifact classification. Changed javadocs and source_jar to classifier_artifacts with javadoc and sources classifiers. +5/-3      module.bzl Add JDK Toolchain Specification to Java Module                      java/private/module.bzl Added toolchains attribute to java_module rule for specifying JDK toolchain. +1/-0
Configuration changes	.bazelrc Disable bzlmod in Bazel Configuration                                        .bazelrc Added configuration to disable bzlmod. +3/-0      .bazelversion Bump Bazel Version to 7.1.0                                                            .bazelversion Updated Bazel version from 6.5.0 to 7.1.0. +1/-1      MODULE.bazel Introduce MODULE.bazel for Selenium                                            MODULE.bazel Introduced MODULE.bazel file with module name selenium. +1/-0      WORKSPACE.bzlmod Introduce WORKSPACE.bzlmod for Selenium                                    WORKSPACE.bzlmod Added WORKSPACE.bzlmod file with workspace name selenium. +2/-0
Dependencies	WORKSPACE Update rules_jvm_external Dependency                                          WORKSPACE Updated rules_jvm_external version and SHA256. +3/-3

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are mostly configuration updates and straightforward code refactoring. The PR modifies build scripts and configuration files to bump Bazel version, update dependencies, and refine Maven publishing. These changes are not complex but require knowledge of Bazel and the project's build process.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Classifier Artifacts Misconfiguration: The classifier_artifacts dictionary uses the same source jar for both javadoc and sources classifiers. This might be a mistake, as typically, a separate Javadoc jar should be used for the javadoc classifier.
🔒 Security concerns	No

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Maintainability	Use a variable for repeated string formatting to simplify maintenance. Consider using a variable for the repeated "%s-maven-source" % name to ensure consistency and simplify future changes. java/private/export.bzl [95-96] -"javadoc": ":%s-maven-source" % name, -"sources": ":%s-maven-source" % name, +source_artifact = ":%s-maven-source" % name +"javadoc": source_artifact, +"sources": source_artifact,
Possible issue	Verify compatibility when disabling bzlmod. Ensure that disabling bzlmod does not impact any dependencies or toolchains that might rely on this feature, especially when upgrading Bazel. .bazelrc [5] +# Ensure compatibility before disabling bzlmod common --noenable_bzlmod
	Confirm the accuracy of sha256 and strip_prefix for dependencies. Verify the sha256 checksum and strip_prefix values for the new version of rules_jvm_external to ensure they are correct and match the downloaded artifact. WORKSPACE [159-160] +# Ensure these values are accurate for the downloaded version sha256 = "85fd6bad58ac76cc3a27c8e051e4255ff9ccd8c92ba879670d195622e7c0a9b7", strip_prefix = "rules_jvm_external-6.0",
	Ensure module declarations are complete and compatible. If introducing a module file, ensure that all dependencies and toolchains are correctly declared and compatible with the Bazel version and other project dependencies. MODULE.bazel [1] +# Verify compatibility and completeness of module declarations module(name = "selenium")
Best practice	Test thoroughly after upgrading Bazel. After upgrading Bazel, ensure to test the build and run all tests to catch any potential issues introduced by the new version. .bazelversion [1] +# Ensure compatibility with Bazel 7.1.0 7.1.0

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