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Upgrade Mapbox Java Services and minor cleaning (#4658)
Things done so far:
- move package name to gradle namespace
- Remove unnecessary plugins
- Upgrade Mapbox Java servcies to 7.4.0
- Update proguard rules for full mode
- Remove multidex from test apps
- Move dependencies that are only for the test apps (auto, compose,
view) to the `apps.version.toml` catalog file. This way we can be more
confident about what libs can be upgraded.
cc @mapbox/maps-android
GitOrigin-RevId: 10f7fc11655a04efcbd7007a330e4913349037c5
// By default, the Maps SDK uses the Android Location Provider to obtain raw location updates.
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// And with Android 11, the raw location updates might suffer from precision issue.
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// The Maps SDK also comes pre-compiled with support for the [Google's Fused Location Provider](https://developers.google.com/location-context/fused-location-provider)
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// if that dependency is available. This means, that if your target devices support Google Play
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// Services, [we recommend adding the Google Play Location Services dependency to your project](https://developers.google.com/android/guides/setup).
// By default, the Maps SDK uses the Android Location Provider to obtain raw location updates.
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// And with Android 11, the raw location updates might suffer from precision issue.
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// The Maps SDK also comes pre-compiled with support for the [Google's Fused Location Provider](https://developers.google.com/location-context/fused-location-provider)
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// if that dependency is available. This means, that if your target devices support Google Play
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// Services, [we recommend adding the Google Play Location Services dependency to your project](https://developers.google.com/android/guides/setup).
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