Fix verifyPlugin stage CI build failure

[AnnatarHe]

The recommended() function was selecting ideaIC:2025.3.1 which doesn't exist yet, causing CI failures. Switch to explicit IDE versions that are available: 2024.1.7, 2024.2.4, and 2024.3.1.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a critical CI build failure that was caused by the verifyPlugin stage attempting to use a non-existent future IDE version. By replacing the problematic recommended() function with explicit, currently available IntelliJ IDEA Community versions, the change ensures the stability of the build process and prevents similar issues from occurring in the future.

Highlights

• CI Build Fix: Resolves a CI build failure occurring in the verifyPlugin stage.
• IDE Versioning: Switches from using the recommended() function for IDE version selection to explicitly defined, existing IntelliJ IDEA Community versions.
• Specific IDE Versions: Configures plugin verification to target IntelliJ IDEA Community versions 2024.1.7, 2024.2.4, and 2024.3.1.

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Code Review

This pull request resolves a CI build failure by replacing the dynamic recommended() IDE versions with a hardcoded list of specific, available versions for plugin verification. The change is correct and effectively fixes the issue. I have included one suggestion to enhance the maintainability of this list of versions.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and avoid repetition, consider defining the versions in a list and iterating over it. This makes it easier to manage the list of versions in the future and adheres to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, as you only need to change the IDE type in one place if necessary.

            listOf(
                "2024.1.7",
                "2024.2.4",
                "2024.3.1"
            ).forEach { version ->
                ide(IntelliJPlatformType.IntellijIdeaCommunity, version)
            }

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