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ci: enforce cycles with PKGViz Gradle plugin - #12
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Summary
cyclic-dependenciesrule as blockingbuild/pkgviz-audit.jsonas a CI artifact even when cycle enforcement failsIntegration note
The Gradle plugin is not published yet, so this consumer proof pins the exact PKGViz implementation commit and loads the built plugin JAR into Gradle CI. Eddy's local Gradle build remains unchanged. Once the plugin is published, this can be replaced by the normal Gradle plugin declaration.
Tracks ankhorage/atlas#276
Depends on ankhorage/atlas#278