fix: Set memory limit for javap

[pj892031]

Description

The start.sh script didn't provide a configuration for heap memory in the call of the javap application. It means the default values were taken (1GB). The requirement is 3MB with JDK8 and JDK17. This PR sets 4MB as the initial size and 16 MB as the maximum.

The omitted configuration could generate an issue with the system with limited resources, and in the same way, it is not necessary to allocate so much memory for this command. It is just to check what version of Java is in use.

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[pablocarle]

BTW why not a fixed size heap for this?

[pj892031]

BTW why not a fixed size heap for this?

Because I wanted to have a reserve for a future version, anyway, it allocates the space that is required and shouldn't allocate more for the treatment. If some new version will require more (I assume up to a few dozen %), it will allocate the next 4MB... Actually, it is more hope than sure, but it could be more efficient.

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