Update to Gradle 9, Java 17, JGit 7, and other dependencies - #41
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This is compatible with Gradle 9
The task deletes its output directory when running.
This version requires Java 17 at minimum.
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This PR updates GradleUtils to Gradle 9.6.1, Java 17, and other dependency updates:
This also changes from the CadixDev licenser plugin to the NeoForged licenser plugin.
The main impetus of this PR, aside from Gradle 9, is to update to JGit 7. Aside from the minimum Java requirement being increased to Java 17, JGit 7 also adds support for reading1 worktrees, which would partially supersede PR #1 (at least in purpose).
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Modifying worktrees is not yet supported, but GradleUtils does not modify the git repository anyway. ↩