Updates to the AccessLogger class to fix the server hangs in Z/OS #30411
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release buglabel if applicable: https://github.com/OpenLiberty/open-liberty/wiki/Open-Liberty-Conventions).Fixes #30371
A Timer instance field is initialised when the AccessLogger class is loaded, that can prevent the JVM from terminating gracefully in Z/OS because of a non-daemon thread. This PR fixes this and ensuring a clean and predictable shutdown process.