[gradle-plugin] add treatWarningsAsErrors option to openApiValidate in gradle plugin#21626
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This PR adds a new treatWarningsAsErrors setting to the validation task.
If set to true, the task will fail when warnings are found—helpful for keeping specs clean and catching issues early.
By default, it's off to keep things backward-compatible :)