Drop support for remoting releases before 2024-08

[daniel-beck]

The fix for SECURITY-3430 retains compatibility with older remoting releases to have a smoother upgrade experience. This PR drops that support. It's probably going to be a while before we want to merge this, but I thought it would be useful to have this prepared.

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Proposed changelog entries

• Drop support for Remoting (agent.jar) releases from before August 2024.

Proposed upgrade guidelines

(Copied from #9440 for consistency)

Increase the minimum required Remoting version to 3256.3258.v858f3c9a_f69d (released on August 7, 2024). When an agent with a Remoting version older than 3256.3258.v858f3c9a_f69d connects to the Jenkins controller, the agent connection is rejected. Ensure that all agents are running a recent version of Remoting prior to upgrading. Agents with unsupported Remoting versions can be allowed to connect to the controller by setting the hudson.slaves.SlaveComputer.allowUnsupportedRemotingVersions system property to true.

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