docs: Add Gradle invocation instructions #334
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See #333.
Provides basic instructions for integration ts-proto with Gradle and the protobuf-gradle-plugin. The provided snippet does not address installation of ts-proto or usage of the generated code. My own use case involves automated publishing through Gradle, but one could presumably consume the code locally by pointing
tsconfig.jsonto the output directory.Feel free to modify the location within the readme and the wording.
Thanks for a great tool!