Make Gradle automatically copy JD to the appropriate location for JD repo #403
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build-logic/src/main/kotlin/adventure.common-conventions.gradle.kts
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This automates one of the release steps.
I've also set up JD linking so we can cross-link between projects. The links will point to the final locations at
https://jd.adventure.kyori.net, but this URL is a gradle property that can be overridden to point to other publishing locations.When releasing, run
./gradlew copyJavadoc --output ../adventure-javadocsto copy JD to the appropriate location.