[7.60.x] Added modules.yml file #32122
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What does this PR do?
This file was not backported to this branch and makes some release tasks fail. Regenerated this file with the 7.60.x modules (only teh comp/core/tagger/tags module have been added in 7.61.x compared to 7.60.x).
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