The document suggests creating a new task named 'copydocs' in build.gradle to organize documentation. This task should run after the javadoc task and transfer files from build/docs/ to a new directory at build/reports/javadoc. The discussion is focused on improving the structure of report outputs in a Java project managed by Gradle.

1. It is somewhat curious that this documentation does not wind up in the same build/reports/ folder
that holds other reports about our code. Add to build.gradle a new task named copyDocs that is
run only after the javadoc task has completed, and copies the files and directories from build/docs/
into build/reports, resulting in a new build/reports/javadoc directory. (CODE IS WRITTEN IN JAVA
USING build.gradle)