In case a deployment is using Hibernate ORM - either native Hibernate APIs or JPA - we should check if Hibernate Search also needs to be made available to the deployment (the application classpath).

• if any entity class has the `@org.hibernate.search.annotations.Indexed` annotation
• and/or if the persistence.xml has a any configuration property matching `hibernate.search.*`.

If either of these is true, and the default Hibernate ORM module is being added as well, then we should also add the module org.hibernate.search.orm:main.

If the user is overriding the Hibernate ORM version, then we shall not add this dependency either as the org.hibernate.search.orm:main module strictly refers and imports the module org.hibernate:main.

In all cases, the user should be able to override the deployer decision using a configuration property defined in the persistence unit

wildfly.jpa.hibernate.search.includedSlot

• if not present, use the automatic decision rules described above, and possibly log the action being taken
• if set to `none`, do not include Hibernate Search
• if set to `auto`, will behave like not having set the property
• if set to something else, use it as a slot name for the module you
  will depend on