Update dependencies #142
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For the background sync investigation, I'll need to make some changes to the example app (in particular, restructuring dependency injection in the example to allow a database to be used within and outside of the compose UI). Some of these new dependencies don't work that well together with our old Gradle version and Android plugins.
So, as a first step, this updates our build dependencies. The most notable changes are the Gradle update, the Kotlin upgrade to 2.1 and the Android Gradle plugin update. I've also removed some build script workarounds that don't appear to be necessary anymore and fixed a few deprecation warnings.
I have tested the core android integration tests, the supabase-todolist demo on the JVM and Android, the android todolist demo and the unit tests in our Swift SDK after a local build.