readme: add CI build check step (#5359)

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7. Write a short description of what your plugin does and then create your pull request.
8. Be patient and wait for your plugin to be reviewed and merged.
8. Check the result of your PR's CI workflow. With a ✔️ all is good, however if it has a ❌ next to your commit click it to check the build log for details of the failure. Once you've read over the build error, make the required changes, and push another commit to update the PR with the new `commit=` hash.
Don't worry about how many times it takes you to resolve build errors; we prefer all changes be kept in a single pull request to avoid spamming notifications with further newly-opened PRs.
9. Be patient and wait for your plugin to be reviewed and merged.
## Updating a plugin
To update a plugin, simply update the manifest with the most recent commit hash.
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1. Open the Gradle tool window.
2. Right-click on the project's name. This will contain the Gradle icon (elephant).
3. Choose `Refresh Gradle Dependencies`.
If your issue is not resolved, try reloading all Gradle projects. This option is located in the toolbar in the Gradle tool window. Additionally, try invalidating caches.
If your issue is not resolved, try reloading all Gradle projects. This option is located in the toolbar in the Gradle tool window. Additionally, try invalidating caches.