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…ct configuration cache breaking patterns in @TaskAction methods
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This PR introduces
archrules-gradle-plugin-developmentmodule (proposed name, happy to change)Adds
GradleTaskActionRuleto thearchrules-gradle-plugin-developmentmodule to detect Gradle 10 breaking changes in task implementations.The rules provide detection of two patterns that break configuration cache:
Projectobject in@TaskActionmethods viagetProject()calls, Project method/field access, orProject-typed fields
getTaskDependencies()in@TaskActionmethods.Both patterns will cause runtime errors in Gradle 10+ and should be refactored to use task properties configured at configuration time instead of execution time.