Support incremental compilation with Gradle#17
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This is necessary in order to enable incremental compilation with Gradle.
This means it is now capable of supporting Gradle's incremental compilation as per https://docs.gradle.org/nightly/userguide/java_plugin.html#_making_an_annotation_processor_incremental
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Gradle 4.7 introduced support for incremental compilation for well-behaved annotation
processors. This PR marks dataenum-processor as well-behaved and means Gradle chooses
incremental compilation if all other annotation processors also support incremental compilation.