fix: Eliminate use of user-tenants on tenant enablement

[viacheslavkol]

Purpose

Consortia is usually not set up during module for tenant enablement so module should not use consortia related calls during the enablement.
We already have tenant parameter check to validate if it's the member tenant of the consortium. In such case - simple tenant setup is executed. In case it's enablement of central tenant there're a few calls for languages and index creation that use user-tenant calls for determining the current tenant context f.e. if called from member - change to central, which is redundant since this functionality is not called for member. And for central this results in caching empty user-tenants call response.

Approach

Implement a version of a few services that doesn't account for consortia and doesn't change tenant context avoiding user-tenants calls and caching empty results. Set consortia beans as primary so general module functionality is not affected

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Related Issues

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