Summary
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Modify the `MappedByteBuffer` `force()` methods to use as upper bound the capacity instead of the limit.

Problem
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Prior to JDK 15, the capacity was used as the upper bound in the `MappedByteBuffer` `force()` methods. Via a sequence of changes described in the associated issue, this upper bound was inadvertently changed to the limit.

Solution
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In the `force()` methods of `MappedByteBuffer` change the upper bound to be the capacity.

Specification
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The only part of the specification which is affected are the descriptions of the parameters of `MappedByteBuffer.force(int,int)`:

    @@ -267,11 +267,11 @@ public abstract class MappedByteBuffer
          * @param  index
          *         The index of the first byte in the buffer region that is
          *         to be written back to storage; must be non-negative
    -     *         and less than limit()
    +     *         and less than {@code capacity()}
          *
          * @param  length
          *         The length of the region in bytes; must be non-negative
    -     *         and no larger than limit() - index
    +     *         and no larger than {@code capacity() - index}
          *
          * @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException
          *         if the preconditions on the index and length do not