ant: Use JavaVersion condition over regex for Java 17 checks#42
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The regex check 17*.* fails for Java 20 and newer and doesn't check for Java 17, but any version that starts with a 1, which includes 1.8
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This fixes the version check for adding required modules to the JVM arguments.
The current check for the condition is a regex match, with it being
17*.*, which, effectively, matches every version with a 1 in any position.The regex fails on versions past Java 20 that doesn't contain a 1, such as Java 25.0.2
This pushes the minimum ant required version to 1.10.2, but with 1.9.x being EOL, it shouldn't pose issues
Fixes #40