Unfortunately, using "gradlew clean" will not reverse modifications made to specific files. "gradlew clean" only removes the build artifacts and cleans the project directory. It does not revert any changes made to specific files.
If you need to revert changes made to specific files, you can use version control software like Git to reset the changes. You can use the command "git reset --hard" followed by the name of the file to revert changes made to specific files. This will restore the file to its previous state before the changes were made.
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