Enable Spotless formatting for Groovy files - #87
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Description
This enables GrEclipse formatting for Groovy files as part of the Spotless configuration.
The second commit applies Spotless formatting to the Groovy files.
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The two commits should preferably remain separate:
To preserve this separation, the PR should preferably be rebased/merged with the merge queue temporarily disabled rather than squashed.
After merging, the resulting SHA of the Format Groovy files commit can be added to
.git-blame-ignore-revs, so the repository-wide formatting changes do not interfere withgit blame.Similar to openremote/openremote#3215