Fix check exit for specialized JDK 23 entitlements #118907
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Closing in favor of (#118983) |
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We expect exactly 4 stack frames for our entitlement checks when fetching the module we want to check the policy for. When adding entitlement checks for specific JDK versions we cannot call
superor we increase that number to 5 stack frames which causes entitlement failures. This removes thesupercall and instead calls call policy manager directly.