Update Android Docker Image to add JDK 17 support #5993
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The only change worth noting between the two Docker images is the JDK update from
11to17. That means JDK11will no longer be available. However, since this PR is targeting the AGP8.0.2update PR, which requires JDK17, that shouldn't be a problem for this repository.To test:
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