Add further editions of java

[hohwille]

As an IDEasy user, I want to be able to install the latest Java (JDK) so that I can start using and evaluation the latest LTS.
Currently Java 21 LTS is released.
However, even weeks after the release adoptium/temurin does not yet offer 21 builds for download.
As a result, I can not install Java 21 with IDEasy (or devonfw-ide).
But e.g. Microsoft already provides Java 21 builds of OpenJDK for windows.

Here is an overview of OpenJDK distributions (editions):
https://bell-sw.com/blog/oracle-java-alternatives-comparison-of-openjdk-distributions/?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=20379923274&utm_content=160006782428&utm_term=kwd-823725544058&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI0rOL_8vogQMVy4poCR2Rsw83EAAYASAAEgLJWvD_BwE#mcetoc_1h197r93f2ij

So the idea would be to have a quick analysis if some alternative provider should be added as further edition in ide-urls.
If we find something suitable an additional UrlUpdater shall be implemented.

[ndemirca]

@hohwille I can install the latest java versions replacing the previous version successfully and also the JDK versions 21 and 22 are provided. Could you please retest this bug?

[hohwille]

So e.g. Azul has ARM support (see #1152).
Example download URL:
https://cdn.azul.com/zulu/bin/zulu21.40.17-ca-jdk21.0.6-win_aarch64.zip

Still we need to understand more how to find the available versions and URLs.
Entry point is here:
https://www.azul.com/downloads/?package=jdk#zulu

[hohwille]

This looks promising:
https://api.azul.com/metadata/v1/zulu/packages?availability_types=ca&release_status=both&page_size=1000&include_fields=java_package_features,release_status,support_term,os,arch,hw_bitness,abi,java_package_type,javafx_bundled,sha256_hash,cpu_gen,size,archive_type,certifications,lib_c_type,crac_supported&page=6&azul_com=true

It is a little sad that each vendor has its own custom REST JSON API and we have to implement all these variants what seems quite some extra effort but IMHO this is the way to go.