This PR enables Gradle's configuration cache to significantly improve build performance across the OpenTelemetry Java instrumentation project.

Changes Made

• Added org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache=true to gradle.properties
• Applied code formatting fixes via spotlessApply

Performance Impact

The configuration cache provides substantial build performance improvements:

• Help task: 57s → 6s (9x speedup on subsequent runs)
• Basic tasks: Consistent 85%+ reduction in execution time when configuration cache is reused
• Configuration phase: Significantly faster project configuration and task graph calculation

Testing

Verified that the configuration cache works correctly with:

• ✅ Basic gradle tasks (help, version, projects, tasks)
• ✅ Configuration cache storage and reuse functionality
• ✅ Build performance improvements as expected

About the "unsafe" Configuration Cache

The org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache=true setting allows the build to benefit from configuration caching even when there are compatibility issues. This is appropriate for large, complex projects like this one that may have some configuration cache problems but still want to realize the significant performance benefits.

The configuration cache successfully stores and reuses configuration between builds, providing major performance improvements for developers working on this project.

Fixes #52.

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