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[9.101.x-prod] upgrade RHBQ version to 3.8.6 CR2 and OSL to 1.34.0 CR1 #72

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  • Add or Modify a unit test for your change
  • Have you verified that tall the tests are passing?
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I will not open this PR for now in midstream main, as the versions are not the final ones. I will do it in the future when we are sure of the final versions.

@rgdoliveira rgdoliveira merged commit aea633d into kiegroup:9.101.x-prod Sep 11, 2024
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