[Java] fix broken publish layers step - #532
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# Conflicts: # java/publish-layers.sh
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The "Publish staging layers (java25)" step in publish-java.yml is failing in CI.
publish-staging-java25 rebuilt the layer a second time via build-java25-arm64/build-java25-x86, which run ./gradlew packageLayer directly on the GitHub Actions runner. That path uses the repo's checked-in, unpatched Gradle wrapper (8.6), because the wrapper patch to Gradle 9.1.0 (needed for JDK 25 support) only exists inside Dockerfile.java25's build context. publish-staging-java25 now checks that the artifacts built by the prior step already exist and publishes them directly instead of rebuilding.