Release 1.5.1

[egorikftp]

Change log:

Dependencies

• Kotlin:2.1.20 -> 2.2.2
• Compose Multiplatform: 1.7.3 -> 1.8.2

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request is a comprehensive update aimed at preparing the project for its 1.5.1 release. It involves significant dependency upgrades, the implementation of a new centralized versioning system, and various build system improvements. Additionally, it includes minor API adjustments and a thorough refresh of the project's documentation.

Highlights

• Release Preparation & Dependency Updates: This pull request updates numerous core dependencies, including Android Gradle Plugin (AGP) to 8.9.3, Jetpack Compose to 1.8.2, and Kotlin to 2.2.0, in preparation for the 1.5.1 release. Other AndroidX, Detekt, Koin, and Coroutines dependencies have also been bumped to their latest versions.
• Centralized Version Management: A new libConfig.toml file has been introduced to centralize version definitions for tiamat-core, tiamat-koin, and tiamat-destinations (all set to 1.5.1). This new version catalog is now used across all relevant build.gradle.kts files, streamlining version management.
• Build System & Compiler Plugin Enhancements: Gradle build scripts have been refined to improve clean task handling for included builds and to dynamically generate a BuildConfig.kt file for the compiler plugin, ensuring the compiler plugin uses the correct version from the centralized configuration. The M2P plugin configuration has also been simplified.
• API Adjustments & Example Updates: Minor API changes have been made in the tiamat and tiamat-destinations libraries, such as renaming the state parameter to sharedContentState in Modifier.sharedElement and modifying interface method modifiers. The example app's build.gradle.kts was updated for Kotlin/WASM DSL changes and removed unused AndroidX UI tooling dependencies.
• Documentation Refresh: The README.md has received a significant overhaul, featuring a revised header, new badges for social channels and WASM demo, an updated Maven dependency table using a new badge syntax, and a corrected copyright year (2025).

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Code Review

This pull request prepares for the 1.5.1 release by updating dependencies, centralizing version management into libConfig.toml, and refactoring the build and publishing logic. These are excellent improvements for maintainability. The compiler plugin has been made more robust, and tests have been enhanced for better verification.

I've identified a critical issue in the Gradle plugin's publishing configuration that needs to be addressed to ensure a successful release. I've also provided a few medium-severity suggestions to improve the clarity of the README and test code. Overall, this is a solid PR.