MapAsyncPartitionedSpec: fix broken test on Java 25#2941
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https://github.com/apache/pekko/actions/runs/25410349422/job/74530492133
Copilot recommends reducing the pressure for Java 25. It also recommended setting the
minimum-runnableconfig setting for the fork-join-pool to a value like 8 but I've left that out for now. I'm more interested in getting the tests to pass and then we can see about improving them.