Standardize configuration formats

Use consistent, explicit, and well-documented formats in all configuration files to improve readability and prevent misunderstandings. When defining configuration values:

1. Use consistent units for numerical values (e.g., prefer 2g instead of 2048m for memory settings)
2. Explicitly configure all necessary goals/options for build tools rather than relying on defaults
3. Be specific about file type configurations when appropriate rather than using overly broad wildcards

Example:

// Gradle properties - consistent format for memory
org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xmx2g

// Build configurations - explicit plugin configuration
plugins {
    id 'io.spring.javaformat' version "${javaFormatVersion}"
}

// Explicitly configure all required tasks
tasks.named('format') {
    // Configuration here
}

// Editor configurations - specific rather than overly broad when needed
// .editorconfig example with targeted file types
[*.{java,xml,properties}]
charset = utf-8

Following these practices ensures configs are more maintainable, easier to understand at a glance, and less prone to unexpected behavior.