make protoc plugin compatiable for M1 chip & fix some tc #214
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This fixes the Gradle build failures when running on M1 chipset
I added a condition to check for OS type and downloads the jar for osx-x86_64 as that still works for M1. If we don't do this, Gradle tries to download the jar osx-aarch_64 which is not available for distribution.
Ref: grpc/grpc-java#7690
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build.gradleforprotocandprotoc-gen-grpc-javacorrect versionssnappy-javasrc/test/java/io/odpf/firehose/serializer/MessageToJsonTest.javathat missed a comma in the assertion while comparing timestamp. (Mar 20, 2017, 10:54:00 AM) Missed a comma after20175000to5050because macOS 13 has port5000used by Control Center (link)