[DO-NOT-MERGE] Antora modules experiment

[tkobayas]

Experimenting Antora modules.

• Moved getting-started to a module
• Other chapters remain in ROOT

Results:

• The getting-started module completely fits as a chapter. Looks no difference from the site before this PR.
• It doesn't solve the issues in https://issues.redhat.com/browse/DROOLS-7083 . One of the solutions in the JIRA needs to be applied anyway
• asciidoctor-maven-plugin doesn't resolve module name in ID reference. If we still want to generate html_single with the plugin, we would need to investigate further or step back to single ROOT module.

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