Hand SlimeLauncher the extracted metadata zip, cache extraction - #1084
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- Avoids needing to re-extract it every launch from SlimeLauncher's end - Zip extraction is now cached by Gradle's build cache feature across builds with the same metadata zip
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This would also need the ForgeDevPlugin side of things.
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I think this is the only task runs after configuration time that could be cached - if so, this PR also implements #993 as FG7 core now intentionally supports Gradle's Build Cache for this task.