[9.2] (backport #18263) Downgrade gradle to coninute testing on windows server 2016 #18278
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What does this PR do?
When gradle was upgraded in #17947 the windows 2016 acceptance tests started to fail due to gradle dropping support for that platform. #18209 (comment)
We want to keep the forward compatability changes in #17947 and downgrade to the last version of gradle that supports windows 2016 (probably 8.11.1 according to gradle/gradle#31939 (comment)).
This is an automatic backport of pull request #18263 done by Mergify.