JDK 22 is no longer available. Moving JDK23

[krmahadevan]

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  • Updated our configuration to use the latest early access Java version, ensuring our build and testing workflows remain aligned with current compatibility standards.

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The pull request updates the GitHub Actions matrix configuration by modifying the early access Java version constant. The constant eaJava is changed from '22' to '23', ensuring that the updated Java version is included in the java_version axis of the matrix configuration. No additional logic or control flow modifications are introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/matrix.js	Updated constant eaJava from '22' to '23' in the matrix setup

Poem

I hopped through code with a joyful beat,
Changing Java versions in my little suite.
From '22' to '23' I cheerfully roam,
Bringing a fresher version to our home.
With twitching whiskers and hops so neat!

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• GitHub Check: 23, oracle, macos, Pacific/Chatham, tr_TR
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.github/workflows/matrix.js (1)

23-23: Version update looks good.

Updating the early access Java version from 22 to 23 is appropriate since JDK 22 is no longer in early access mode. This ensures CI continues to test with the latest early access version.

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[juherr]

Duplicated by #3215