deno - use --allow-all to avoid issues with reading / writing on network drive

[cderv]

This is an issue with Deno 1.46.3 where --allow-read and --allow-write does not give enough permissions to read / write with files on network drive

closes #11332

@cscheid as discussed I replaced with --allow-all. I did it everywhere (Linux / Windows) but it seems from deno report the issue is Windows only, so we could also do that only for windows. So for the future, it seems easier to do the same everywhere. I added a comment to remember we could try back using specific flags.

BTW, by doing --allow-all, we are adding two more permissions compared to current situation

 -S, --allow-sys[=<API_NAME>...]        Allow access to OS information. Optionally allow specific APIs by function name.

      --allow-hrtime                     Allow high-resolution time measurement. Note: this can enable timing attacks and fingerprinting.

Those two where not activated in our individual flag listing. I tried something like --allow-all --deny-sys --deny-hrtime but it seems --allow-all always win, so it is not working as expected.

[cderv]

@cscheid the user confirmed that the build from this PR is fixing the remote drive problem.

So --allow-all seems to be the solution for it.

Good to merge ?

[cscheid]

Yes, let's merge. We'll revert to fine-grained permissions when Deno fixes the upstream bug. Thank yoU!