Use explicit Gradle property assignment in contacts modules - #14855
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Replaces deprecated Groovy DSL property assignment syntax in the contacts Gradle scripts with explicit assignment syntax. This keeps the module configuration behavior the same while avoiding Gradle 10 deprecation warnings.