Drop redundant native-image component.
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Native Image is included in the GraalVM JDK since the GraalVM for JDK 17 release, so it's no longer necessary to specify it as a component. By removing this, setup-graalvm will not invoke the GraalVM updater (
gu install native-imageis essentially a nop, but it checks catalogs first), which in turn can fail sporadically when a new release is being rolled out. Fortunately, we have also retired GraalVM updater in the GraalVM for JDK 21, so this should no longer be an issue moving forward.