dependency check with inherit instead of aggregate#11709
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I'm having some trouble building release artifacts due to the dependency check failing because it tries to find CVE in
druid-integration-tests(which is unnecessary). This is just undoing the change to useaggregatefrom #10883 and switching back to using inheritance so that benchmarks/distribution/integration-tests are all skipped.Hopefully the cron job isn't too flaky this way...