chore(docs): bump java sdk examples to version 0.11.1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the documentation's Java SDK examples to reflect the latest version, 0.11.1. The changes focus on improving the robustness and clarity of the examples by introducing comprehensive error handling, structured logging, and dynamic retrieval of resource identifiers. These updates ensure the examples are more aligned with best practices and provide a better learning experience for users interacting with the OpenTDF platform via the Java SDK.

Highlights

• Java SDK Version Bump: The Java SDK examples have been updated to version 0.11.1, ensuring compatibility and leveraging the latest features of the SDK.
• Enhanced Code Examples: All Java SDK examples now include improved error handling with try-catch blocks, utilize try-with-resources for SDK instances, and incorporate Log4j for better output logging, replacing System.out.println.
• Dynamic Resource Retrieval: Examples like create-attribute.mdx and create-subject-mapping.mdx now dynamically fetch necessary resource IDs (e.g., namespace, attribute) instead of using hardcoded values, making them more practical and robust.
• Action Name Standardization: The Action type in get-decisions.mdx and create-subject-mapping.mdx has been updated to use setName("read") instead of setStandard(Action.StandardAction.STANDARD_ACTION_DECRYPT), aligning with current API practices.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Java SDK examples to version 0.11.1. The changes include using a logger for output, managing the SDK client with try-with-resources for better resource handling, and implementing more robust error handling. The examples are also updated to dynamically fetch resources like namespaces instead of using hardcoded IDs. My review focuses on improving the robustness of the error handling and preventing potential runtime exceptions in the example code.