Create heap dump on OOME #41031
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Create heap dump on OOME #41031
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When we run into Gradle memory issues it's pretty much impossible to troubleshoot without heap dumps. This PR adds a JVM argument to the Gradle daemon so that it automatically creates a heap dump on an OOME. We can then upload these to GCP in CI or share manually for local failures.