Gradle JDK installation directory contains glibc/musl name for linux distributions

[crogoz]

Before this PR

Context: https://pl.ntr/2pU
Excavator caches the location of gradle-jdks directory, however it doesn't take into consideration if the job is running on a musl/glibc image. Without this, we might be using the jdk used for a different c implementation.
In that case, when we were trying to access the java executable for a different c implementation, we were getting:

root@excavator-worker...:/local/.gradle/gradle-jdks/amazon-corretto-17.0.13.11.1/bin# ./java
bash: ./java: No such file or directory

After this PR

Local-path jdk installation directory contains for linux distros also the c implementation type: glibc/musl. This will avoid the caching issue in excavator.

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Gradle JDK installation directory contains glibc/musl name for linux distributions
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Gradle JDK installation directory contains glibc/musl name for linux distributions

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