Fix Gradle/Kotlin compatibility warning for Flutter built-in Kotlin migration (KGP deprecation)#103
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Update example Android project
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kotlin-androidGradle plugin where requiredexample/project to build and run without Kotlin-related warningsWhy this change is needed
Flutter 3.44+ introduces built-in Kotlin support and deprecates the legacy use of the Kotlin Gradle Plugin (KGP) via
kotlin-android.Plugins that still apply KGP will trigger warnings indicating future build failures once support is fully removed in Flutter.
This update ensures the plugin is compatible with the new Flutter Android build system.
Testing
flutter analyzeruns without issuesexample/app on Android and iOS real deviceImpact
This is a build system / compatibility update only.
No runtime or API behavior has been changed.