packagedcode: add GradleModuleHandler to parse gradle .module files#4808
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Add support for parsing Gradle module metadata files (.module) found in Gradle build caches at paths like: .gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/<group>/<module>/<version>/ Extracts component identity (group, module, version) as a Maven PURL, collects dependencies across all variants with api/runtime scopes, deduplicates dependencies, and stores gradle version and format version in extra_data. Fixes aboutcode-org#3579 Signed-off-by: kumarasantosh <santosh.pulikond02@gmail.com>
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Closes #3579
Gradle stores .module JSON files in its build cache containing
the package identity and all its dependencies. This adds parsing
support for those files.
The handler picks up the group, module and version from the
component section, then walks through all the variants to collect
dependencies. Dependencies that appear in multiple variants get
deduplicated. Api and runtime scopes are inferred from the
variant's usage attribute.
Tested against a real Android Material library module file and
a Spring Boot plugin module file alongside a few simpler fixtures.