non-privileged install #17
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When running the playbook as root, the link is automatically owned by root. When running as a user, it's probably desired to have it owned by the user (and also impossible to make it owned by root)
In user-install scenarios, it is likely that those directories will not be there.
Add a parameter that indicates that the role doesn't run as root. Root operations such as package installation are not attempted in this mode.
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This pull request facilitates non-privileged install, by setting a new gradle_user_install parameter to yes, and setting the install locations to user-accessible locations.
The non-privileged install avoids installing the unzip package on the system, and just assumes it is there.