build: use included build instead of buildSrc

[edvbld]

Hi all,

please review this small patch that makes the build use "included builds" for Skara's Gradle plugins instead of the "buildSrc" feature of Gradle. The "buildSrc" feature doesn't play nice with Gradle's caching mechanism - any change to a file in the buildSrc directory invalidates the build cache. The solution is to just include the plugins using the includeBuild feature (the Gradle team is even thinking of making buildSrc an implicitly included build, see gradle/gradle#2531).

Testing:

• make images on Linux x64
• make test on Linux x64

Thanks,
Erik

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Reviewers

• Robin Westberg (@rwestberg - Reviewer)

Download

$ git fetch https://git.openjdk.java.net/skara pull/1004/head:pull/1004
$ git checkout pull/1004

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[rwestberg]

Good stuff!

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/integrate

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