Work around apparent bug in Gradle 6.1 DirectoryProperty#file #411
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On Gradle 6.1.1,
getParameters().getOutputDirectory().file("summary.csv")was failing with an error about not being able to make an absolute path from"summary.csv". Debugging confirms that we do in fact have an absolute project path stuffed into those parameters, and I'm not clear on why this error happens. It definitely works correctly in Gradle 6.5 and later.Working around the bug by using the
File(File, String)constructor instead.Also fixing one missed Kotlin string interpolation that I missed in the earlier migration.
Fixes #410