Migrate build to Spring Develocity Conventions extension #4752
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* Migrate build to Spring Develocity Conventions extension. * Adopt Develocity environment variables. Closes #4752
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* Migrate build to Spring Develocity Conventions extension. * Adopt Develocity environment variables. Closes #4752
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This PR migrates the build to use Spring's Develocity Conventions Maven extension.
https://github.com/spring-io/develocity-conventions
With this, explicit configuration of the Develocity Maven extension is no longer required, as all configuration is encapsulated within the Spring extension.
Additionally, build cache authentication now uses the Develocity access key, so separate build cache credentials are no longer required. The
DEVELOCITY_ACCESS_KEYenvironment variable is enough for both build scan publishing and remote build cache access.