The "Application (Intel)" label means the installed copy still relies on Rosetta; Apple says Rosetta remains available through macOS 27, so that warning alone does not mean OpenOffice has stopped working. The 4.1.17 release notes do not announce an Apple-silicon build, so I would not assume reinstalling the same release will remove the warning. Before a major macOS upgrade, try opening a copy of an important document in an office app marked Universal or Apple silicon and check its layout and formulas. Which macOS version is the MacBook running now?
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