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feat(lambda): add SnapStart support for arm64 functions #30898
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SnapStart is also available on Java 21.
You might want to flip this around to say "SnapStart is not available on Java 8 (AL1 or AL2)" or words to that effect.
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We need to mention that it's only supported in Java, so we can't leave "just Java8" out of the support. (Yes, @msailes, there are other runtimes other than Java 😉)
The official documentation mentions "SnapStart supports Java 11 and later Java managed runtimes", so we can go with something like that.