Upgrade gradle plugin version#8847
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This pull request updates the org.jetbrains.intellij.platform Gradle plugin from version 2.10.5 to 2.12.0. This is a necessary change to fix the local ./gradlew verifyPlugin command, which was failing due to a change in the URL format for downloading Android platform versions. The update is straightforward and addresses the described issue. I have one minor suggestion to improve the changelog entry.
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./gradlew verifyPluginwasn't working before because there was a change to the URL format for where Android platform versions were downloaded. The new version of the gradle plugin handles the new URL format so we can run verify again locally.