Fix a "former/latter" typo

I knew I shouldn't have used "former" and "latter". I often mix it up!

build.gradle.kts

@@ -16,4 +16,3 @@ configure(allprojects.minus(dependencyConstraints)) {
         "implementation"(platform(dependencyConstraints))
     }
 }
-

dependency-constraints/build.gradle.kts

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ dependencies {
          * For some reason, using the overloaded method `api(group: String, name: String, version: String)` causes the
          * Gradle configuration phase to fail with the error "Adding dependencies to platforms is not allowed by default."
          * So instead I am using the method `api(constraintNotation: String)`. But shouldn't I be able to use the former
-         * method overload? Is this a defect? From the JavaDoc, it actually suggests that the latter "adds a dependency"
-         * while the former "adds a dependency constraint" so that suggests it is not a defect. But from a user perspective,
+         * method overload? Is this a defect? From the JavaDoc, it actually suggests that the former "adds a dependency"
+         * while the latter "adds a dependency constraint" so that suggests it is not a defect. But from a user perspective,
          * the method calls convey the same information so I would guess they should do the same thing. But they don't.
          */
      // api("com.github.tomakehurst", "wiremock-jre8", wireMockVersion) // This form causes Gradle to fail