[resources] Fix Res class generation if the library is declared as 'api' #4406
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To decide whether the gradle plugin need to generate a Res class or not, the plugin searches the resources library in a project dependencies.
Kotlin Gradle plugin provides two configurations:
apiandimplementation. I expected the implementation configuration includes (extends) the api but it was mistake.The PR added
apilibraries to a search scope.fixes #4405