Add Gradle support to Artifactory-OIDC action - #16
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gradleas an ecosystem to the Artifactory OIDC action.It does this by introducing a
mirror.init.gradlescript into~/.gradle/init.d/. This script will look for code and plugin repositories and replace them with the matching mirror. If no match is found, the script fails and blocks the build.(https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/init_scripts.html#sec:using_an_init_script)
Different from the other ecosystems, the repositories and their URLs are determined by the Gradle script we're adding and not the actual yaml file. The yaml generates the token and places the Gradle script in the right spot.