fix(java): declare FFE capability from 1.65 - #7456
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Motivation
dd-trace-java1.65.0 recognizesDD_FEATURE_FLAGS_CONFIGURATION_SOURCE=remote_configand reportsFFE_FLAG_CONFIGURATION_RULESduring the Remote Config capability completeness test. The system-tests capability registry does not currently declare that Java capability, so released-version validation rejects the correctly reported bit as unexpected and fails the Java nightly parametric job. This makes a valid tracer release appear regressed and leaves the nightly pipeline red.Changes
This updates the version-aware Java capability registry so
FFE_FLAG_CONFIGURATION_RULESis expected starting with Java 1.65.0. Earlier Java versions keep their existing expected capability set.Decisions
The capability is declared at
>=1.65.0instead of in the Java base set. Java 1.64.2 contained the registration code, but its feature-flagging subsystem remained disabled under this test configuration because it did not recognize the stable configuration-source setting. Java 1.65.0 recognizes the setting and activates the Remote Config service, which makes the capability observable. This PR stays focused on correcting the released-version contract; it does not change the separate prerelease capability policy.Verification
./format.sh./run.sh TEST_THE_TEST tests/test_the_test/test_capabilities.py— 4 passed