PyCharm does not recognize locally compiled runtime as "official" / breaks CodeWithMe compatibility

I've been experiencing an issue with PyCharm wherein the IDE *refuses* to connect to *any* data source. It seems to be an issue with the way that JDBC drivers are loaded / handled, but it applies to literally every driver so it's likely to do with the JDBC sub-system.

In either case, the issue is resolved entirely by pulling down this repo, compiling it locally, and replacing `PyCharm.app/Contents/jbr` with the compiled runtime. Doing this, however, causes the IDE to prompt me to "please consider using the official runtime" instead. It also causes the [Code With Me](https://www.jetbrains.com/code-with-me/) plugin to decide that voice and video chat aren't supported.

I can only assume that I've missed one or more critical configuration flags during the compilation process, but I cannot for the life of me figure out which. Can you please point me in the correct direction? The configure and build process I'm using looks like:

```bash
cd JetBrainsRuntime
git pull
sh ./configure --prefix=$(pwd)/build --disable-warnings-as-errors --with-jvm-features="jfr nmt cds aot g1gc cmsgc jvmci graal jvmti dtrace serialgc services epsilongc compiler1 jni-check compiler2 parallelgc management vm-structs shenandoahgc link-time-opt"
make clean
make all
```

Start with the repository's configure options and the supplied `make clean` and `make all` commands, then compare the locally built runtime with the official runtime used by PyCharm. Check whether the build configuration explains the official-runtime warning and Code With Me's missing voice and video support. Done means identifying the required configuration or documenting the missing build capability.

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