APG 9.0.0 migration

[mmathieum]

• APG 9.0.0 migration commons-java#14
• APG 9.0.0 migration commons#523

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on modernizing the project's build configuration by migrating to the APG 9.0.0 standard. The primary change involves updating how Kotlin compilation options are defined within the build.gradle file, moving from older, task-specific configurations to a more consolidated and current kotlin block. This ensures compatibility with the latest build tools and simplifies future maintenance of the build script.

Highlights

• Kotlin Build Configuration Update: The Kotlin compilation configuration in build.gradle has been updated, consolidating settings previously spread across compileKotlin and compileTestKotlin tasks into a unified kotlin block.
• Deprecated Task Removal: The deprecated compileKotlin and compileTestKotlin tasks have been removed, streamlining the build script and adopting modern Gradle Kotlin plugin conventions.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Gradle build script to use the modern kotlin block for compiler options, which is a good simplification. However, there's a confusing comment that contradicts the code, which should be addressed to maintain clarity in the build configuration.