chore: downgrade to java 17 for compatibility#44
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This pull request downgrades the project's target JVM version from 21 to 17 across build configurations, documentation, and Gradle daemon properties. To maintain compatibility with Java 17, the use of BigDecimal.TWO (introduced in Java 19) in tests was replaced. Feedback suggests using BigDecimal.valueOf(2) instead of BigDecimal(2) to benefit from cached instances of small integers.
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We are downgrading the JVM target from 21 to 17 to improve compatibility with consumers running on Java 17.
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