add reproducible archive build config #2947
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infrastructureEverything related to builds tools, CI configurations and project tooling
This PR adds reproducible archive build config
This helps Gradle caching and improves build speed.
I tested this by
dokka_versionto be1.8.20(just so long as it's not a SNAPSHOT - otherwise the comparison below is impossible)./gradlew publishAllPublicationsToMavenProjectLocalRepository$rootDir/build/maven-project-localto$rootDir/build/maven-project-local-tmp./gradlew publishAllPublicationsToMavenProjectLocalRepository$rootDir/build/maven-project-localwith$rootDir/build/maven-project-local-tmp, and see that the only changes are themaven-metadata.xmltimestampRepeating the same test on master test reveals that some JARs change, even if the source code does not.