Upgrade Gradle to 9.7.0 - #366
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This updates to Gradle 9.7.0, which has been released earlier today.
The most exciting feature of that release is arguably isolated projects no longer being experimental. Enabling that feature would likely speed up our build a lot, but we can't enable it yet because Kotlin/JS doesn't work with it yet. I've added a reminder to our Gradle properties.
This also fixes a few deprecation warnings about
creating/registeringfunctions, we're supposed to provide an explicit name instead. These changes were implemented with a regexp search+replace, verified manually.