fix: use gradle-nexus plugin for Maven Central publish#5
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The maven-publish plugin only uploads artifacts but doesn't close/release the staging repository. Switch to gradle-nexus/publish-plugin which handles upload, close, and release automatically.
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Summary
gradle-nexus/publish-pluginto handle the full staging lifecycle (upload → close → release)maven-publishplugin only uploaded artifacts but never closed/released the staging repository, so nothing appeared on Maven CentralpublishToSonatype closeSonatypeStagingRepositoryTest plan
publishToMavenLocalgenerates all expected artifactspublishToSonatype,closeSonatypeStagingRepository) are registered