feat(gradle): Support template expression for version variables in gradle #5195
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Supports using string interpolation for the version if using Gradle’s map or named arguments syntax.
As the other regexes, the matching is quite loose and will match some (mostly syntactically invalid) other cases. But I think they will not create relevant false positives.
Also adds support for Groovy’s three-quotes-string (
'''and"""). Supporting them properly was required to differentiate correctly between literals and variables. I then added the support throughout the file.Closes #4838