[GR-53458] JVMCIVersionCheck should only consider release and early-access OpenJDK version #8791
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This reverts commit 2269d69.
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JDK builds with different pre-release identifier (
$PRE) do not necessarily use comparable build numbers ($BUILD). Thus, we restrict theJVMCIVersionCheckto known pre-release identifiers, namely empty (a release) andea(used for official early-access builds). Versions with other pre-release identifiers are ignored, i.e., theJVMCVersionCheckwill never complain.This follows-up on #8699, which added general support for checking OpenJDK versions in
JVCMIVersionCheck.See https://openjdk.org/jeps/223 for the official documentation of the versioning scheme.