Use JDK for File#flock on Windows#9347
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Windows does not use native file descriptors and does not properly bind a native `flock` function, so this logic should not be used on Windows. Forcing this logic to use the JDK equivalent flocking API appears to resolve issues with the Logger gem. Fixes jruby#8801
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Windows does not use native file descriptors and does not properly bind a native
flockfunction, so this logic should not be used on Windows.Forcing this logic to use the JDK equivalent flocking API appears to resolve issues with the Logger gem.
Fixes #8801