add Java 21 LTS

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 === Platform versions
-Java SE evolved through a series of versions as more classes were added to the JCL, new APIs were introduced, and some older functions were deprecated and replaced. Currently, the only versions of Java SE that are maintained with long-term support (LTS) are Java SE 8, Java SE 11, and Java SE 17. In between LTS releases, Oracle  introduces short-term support releases, such as Java 16. These short-term releases are supported for only 6 months.  For more information about which versions of Java SE Open Liberty runs on, see xref:java-se.adoc[Java SE support].
+Java SE evolved through a series of versions as more classes were added to the JCL, new APIs were introduced, and some older functions were deprecated and replaced. Currently, the only versions of Java SE that are maintained with long-term support (LTS) are Java SE 8, Java SE 11, Java SE 17, and Java SE 21. In between LTS releases, Oracle  introduces short-term support releases, such as Java 16. These short-term releases are supported for only 6 months.  For more information about which versions of Java SE Open Liberty runs on, see xref:java-se.adoc[Java SE support].
 
 Java EE, which is now the open source Jakarta EE platform, has also evolved over a series of versions:
 
-* Java EE 8 was the last release of the platform by the Oracle corporation before it was moved to the Eclipse foundation, which first released the platform as Jakarta EE 8. 
-* Jakarta EE 9 arrived in 2020. The primary change in this release was to replace `javax` with `jakarta` in Jakarta package names. 
-* In February 2021, Jakarta EE 9.1 was released. Although this release did not include any API changes from version 9.0, it added support for Java SE 11. 
+* Java EE 8 was the last release of the platform by the Oracle corporation before it was moved to the Eclipse foundation, which first released the platform as Jakarta EE 8.
+* Jakarta EE 9 arrived in 2020. The primary change in this release was to replace `javax` with `jakarta` in Jakarta package names.
+* In February 2021, Jakarta EE 9.1 was released. Although this release did not include any API changes from version 9.0, it added support for Java SE 11.
 * In September 2022, Jakarta EE 10 was released. This release included many API changes and dropped support for Java SE 8.
 
 == Jakarta EE specifications