anchor.diff:  
       gradlew testSinglePowerAssertTest
   
  -(Note the omission of package name: class is `semantics.PowerAssertTest` but only `PowerAssertTest` is added to `testSingle`.)
  +[NOTE]
  +The omission of package name: class is `semantics.PowerAssertTest` but only `PowerAssertTest` is added to `testSingle`.
  +
  +== Verifying dependencies
  +To generate the missing verification metadata when add/bump dependencies:
  +
  +    gradlew --write-verification-metadata pgp,sha512 help --dry-run
  +
  +then compare `verification-metadata.xml` with the generated `verification-metadata.dryrun.xml`, and merge the missing verification metadata into `verification-metadata.xml`
  +after the result of the above operation is reviewed.
   
   == Continuous Integration Server
   
  
positive.code: you might be able to get away without the `-b wrapper.gradle` above, but if in
  doubt leave it in.
  
  *NOTE*: At this point, the Gradle wrapper should be set up and from now on you should use
  the `gradlew` command instead of `gradle`. (On Unix-like systems, use `./gradlew`).
  
  == Building from Source
  
negative.code: 
      gradlew clean dist
  
  [NOTE]
  The gradlew command automatically downloads the correct Gradle version if needed, you do not need to download it first.
  
  This will generate a distribution similar to the zip you can download on the Groovy download page.
  
  