Do a full depth clone - #130
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This is because the CI is producing different results than an up-to-date local build, and is a workaround suggested by the spotless devs, and will probably work better because of that. It may reduce the speed of the CI builds, but there isn't much we can do about that until the spotless devs can fix it on their end.
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Some issues have been popping up with spotless throwing errors in CI and not on local clones, even if
origin/mainis up-to-date. So, instead of doing a shallow clone, just do a full-depth clone like the spotless devs recommend in their docs. We could change this to do a full fetch, but it is probably just simpler to do a non-shallow clone.This also updates the action for setting up gradle (which among other things verifies the integrity of the gradle wrapper jar)