fix: Fix duplicities in the lite lib jar

[pj892031]

Description

The project and lite jars contained multiple versions of the same dependency. It could lead to non-deterministic behavior.

The multiple version of commons-logging.jar (including spring-jcl) is the reason for generating the error message:

Standard Commons Logging discovery in action with `spring-jcl`: please remove `commons-logging.jar` from the classpath in order to avoid potential conflicts

Note: commons-logging.jar cannot be removed at all. The sample application uses it, but the main services use spring-jcl instead.

This PR also enables a lite jar for the new Gateway. It is not necessary to use fatJar. It reduce the size of APIML (saves at least 70MB).

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