Add root-level build.gradle to resolve shared plugins across projects - #409
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build.gradlefile in the project root was added. This solves the problem, which was of duplicate plugin usage, since both thepi4micronaut-utilsandcomponentsprojects share some plugins in their Gradle configurations. IDEs now build it right, and all previous manual building works the same.PR Checklist
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IDEA and VS Code now do their internal Gradle syncing/building sucessfully.
./gradlew buildstill works as before in the project root, inpi4micronaut-utils, and incomponents.