Disable SecurityManager #318
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As consequence of JEP-486, it will not be possible to set SecurityManager. The JEP is currently Proposed to Target for JDK 24:
https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/jdk-dev/2024-November/009601.html
The NetBeans back we use is currently setting a SecurityManager, and will fail to start with the updated JDK. Inside the NetBeans project, there's a motion to remove the SecurityManager:
apache/netbeans#7928
This patch proposed herein is a temporary attempt to disable the SecurityManager inside the extension, until the above PR is finished in one way or another, and until we upgrade to the version of NetBeans that will include it.