Analyze and Enhance Build System for Spring Boot Project

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What you see here is the result of a task that was given to the Arcane Engine. The task was described in the prompt below, and the engine used its capabilities to complete it autonomously. You can click on the "Task Log" button to see the steps taken to complete the task. The task also produced file changes in the form of a pull request, which you can view by clicking the "View File Changes" button.

Find out about this project's build system. List the . directory, then find and read any files related to building/compiling/running the project. For each file, recommend actions to improve it. Finally, apply these actions by making the necessary file changes.

0		Load cached repository arc-eng-labs/spring-boot
45		List directory `/`
59		Read files: `build.gradle` ,`settings.gradle` ,`gradle.properties`
89		Improve build.gradle with comments and clarity
89		Write content to `build.gradle`
118		Improve settings.gradle with comments and clarity
118		Write content to `settings.gradle`
142		Add comments to gradle.properties for clarity
142		Write content to `gradle.properties`
147		Push branch `investigate-and-improve`
152		Create PR #4 for branch `investigate-and-improve`

I have reviewed and improved the project's build system files. Here are the changes made:

1. **`build.gradle`**:
   - Added comments to explain the purpose of each section, especially for repository configurations and resolution strategies.

2. **`settings.gradle`**:
   - Added comments to clarify the use of dynamic evaluation and feature previews.
   - Improved readability by explaining the inclusion of subprojects.

3. **`gradle.properties`**:
   - Added comments to describe the purpose of each property, particularly for dependency versions and JVM arguments.

These improvements enhance the clarity and maintainability of the build configuration files. If you have any further questions or need additional modifications, feel free to ask!

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