Sam Brannen bda69f0ce2 Support multi-release sources in Eclipse ...

Prior to this commit, the Java 21 and Java 24 multi-release sources in
spring-core could not be developed or tested within Eclipse, since an
Eclipse project supports only a single Java compliance level.

This commit configures Eclipse projects that use the multiReleaseJar
plugin with the highest multi-release version as their Java baseline
(Java 24 for spring-core) and includes the corresponding multi-release
source folders. Types which are overridden by a multi-release source
folder are excluded from lower source folders, and higher source
folders are placed first so that the debugger's source lookup resolves
overriding types.

A lower baseline can be configured via the "eclipseJavaBaseline"
project property: for example, -PeclipseJavaBaseline=17.

See gh-37397

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wrapper

Upgrade to Gradle 9.8

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ide.gradle

Support multi-release sources in Eclipse

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publications.gradle

Use consistent indentation in Gradle build scripts

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spring-module.gradle

Do not perform expansion on license file

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