Resolve more Gradle Tasks lazily

[AndreasTu]

Changes the configuration and registration of Gradle Tasks to use the lazy API of Gradle. This shall speed up the configuration phase e.g. during single test execution.

Note: the tasks.withType() API has currently no overload with Action as the tasks.named() has, so we need to configureEach to be lazy.

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[AndreasTu]

@TimvdLippe During my JFR PR in noticed that many Gradle Task were eagerly resolved.
This should fix the obvious places I found.

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Codecov Report

Patch coverage has no change and project coverage change: +0.02% 🎉

Comparison is base (741fe81) 85.45% compared to head (a7712db) 85.47%.

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[TimvdLippe]

Thank you!