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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/36421#issuecomment-3377202628

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   This PR refactors Gradle build scripts for Java examples by centralizing 
pre-commit runner configurations into a common Gradle file and removing 
duplicated code, addressing a breakage introduced by a prior change.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Intent**: This pull request aims to fix a broken Gradle task for 
executing examples, which was introduced by a previous change (#36255). The 
core issue seems to be related to how pre-commit runner configurations are 
defined and shared across example projects.
   * **Changes Summary**: The primary change involves refactoring the 
definition of pre-commit runners and their associated configurations. 
Previously, this logic was duplicated in `examples/java/build.gradle`, 
`examples/java/iceberg/build.gradle`, and `examples/java/sql/build.gradle`. 
This PR moves this common configuration into `examples/java/common.gradle` and 
makes the runner lists (`preCommitRunners`, `nonPreCommitRunners`) accessible 
as project extensions (`project.ext`). Additionally, the `execute` task 
definition was removed from `examples/java/sql/build.gradle`, likely indicating 
it's now handled by the common script or is no longer needed in that specific 
context.
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