feat(java-build): add reusable workflow #47
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This pull request introduces a new reusable GitHub Actions workflow for building and testing Java applications, along with updates to the documentation to reflect this addition. The workflow supports both Gradle and Maven, includes customizable inputs, and provides functionality for dependency caching and artifact uploading.
New Java Build Workflow:
.github/workflows/java-build.yml) for building and testing Java applications. It supports Gradle and Maven, allows customization through inputs (e.g., Java version, build tool, and artifact settings), and automatically determines artifact paths if not explicitly provided.Documentation Updates:
README.mdto include a new section describing theJava Build and Testworkflow, highlighting its features and use cases.README.mdfile underjava-build/to document the inputs, default values, and example usage of the new Java build workflow. Examples include configurations for Gradle, Maven, custom Java versions, and artifact settings.