Updating JVM-Driver Informations

Updating informations regarding JDK versions supported by the JVM-Driver

README.md

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ To use one of these libraries:
   1. Add the [Narcissus](https://github.com/toolfactory/narcissus) library to your project as an extra dependency (this includes a native library, and only Linux x86/x64, Windows x86/x64, and Mac OS X x64 are currently supported -- feel free to contribute native code builds for other platforms or architectures).
   2. Set `ClassGraph.CIRCUMVENT_ENCAPSULATION = CircumventEncapsulationMethod.NARCISSUS;` before interacting with ClassGraph in any other way (this will load the Narcissus library as ClassGraph's reflection driver).
 * Or:
-  1. Add the [JVM-Driver](https://github.com/toolfactory/jvm-driver) library to your project as an extra dependency (this uses only Java code, but only works to circumvent encapsulation without native code in JDK 16 currently).
+  1. Add the [JVM-Driver](https://github.com/toolfactory/jvm-driver) library to your project as an extra dependency (this uses only Java code and works to bypass encapsulation without native code for all JDK versions between 8 and 18).
   2. Set `ClassGraph.CIRCUMVENT_ENCAPSULATION = CircumventEncapsulationMethod.JVM_DRIVER;` before interacting with ClassGraph in any other way (this will load the JVM-Driver library as ClassGraph's reflection driver).
 
 JDK 16's strong encapsulation is just the first step of trying to lock down Java's internals, so further restrictions are possible (e.g. it is likely that `setAccessible(true)` will fail in future JDK releases, even within a module, and probably the JNI API will be locked down soon, making Narcissus require a commandline flag to work). Therefore, **please convince your upstream runtime environment maintainers to expose the full classpath from their classloader using a public method or field, otherwise ClassGraph may stop working for your runtime environment in the future.**