I think most of the time, people use "provided" scope for Java EE/Servlet-like dependencies which changed once in 5 years so it was safe to assume run-time version will match the expected one. Since Gradle versions change more rapidly than that (and thanks for that) - this case is significantly more risky to be handled with "provided" scope and no additional tools.
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