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This PR adds publishing support for this library using the Vanniktech Gradle Publish Plugin and integrates Dokka (v2) to generate and package HTML documentation as the
-javadoc.jar. To use the latest versions of the publishing plugin and Dokka, I updated Kotlin to 2.2.0 and KSP to 2.3.6. I verified that publishing works locally via./gradlew publishToMavenLocal, including the main artifact, sources jar, and generated javadoc jar. I also modeled the GitHub Actions publish workflow after Yawn’s existing setup, so it should be ready to release once the required environment variables and secrets are configured.