Run license-check for all release branches so required CI rules are met#19153
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All release branches have a protection rule that requires the
license-checkjob to run; however, this currently only runs for Consul 1.14-1.16 release branches.This changes the job to run for all release branches but skip the actual check for anything that isn't Consul 1.14-1.16 release branches. This will allow the CI requirement to be met even for PRs targeting
release/1.17.x.Testing & Reproduction steps
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