Add Kotlin DSL examples to Android build docs

[sfshaza2]

Adds Kotlin DSL (KTS) examples to , , , and using the component, alongside existing Groovy examples.

The differences between Groovy and Kotlin are very minor.

Staged:
(TWO TABS) https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13034-kotlin-dsl-examples-1n9zftf7.web.app/add-to-app/android/plugin-setup
(ONE TAB) https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13034-kotlin-dsl-examples-1n9zftf7.web.app/packages-and-plugins/using-packages
(TWO TABS) https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13034-kotlin-dsl-examples-1n9zftf7.web.app/perf/deferred-components
(THREE TABS) https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13034-kotlin-dsl-examples-1n9zftf7.web.app/platform-integration/android/compose-activity

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the Android build documentation by integrating Kotlin DSL examples alongside the existing Groovy snippets. The change aims to provide comprehensive guidance for developers who prefer Kotlin for their Gradle build scripts, ensuring the documentation remains relevant and accessible to a wider audience. By using a tabbed interface, readers can easily switch between Groovy and Kotlin syntax, improving the learning experience and reducing potential confusion.

Highlights

• Kotlin DSL Examples Added: Introduced Kotlin DSL (KTS) examples across various Android build documentation files to provide alternative configurations to existing Groovy snippets.
• Tabbed Code Presentation: Implemented a <Tabs> component to present both Kotlin and Groovy examples side-by-side, enhancing readability and ease of comparison for developers.
• Documentation Coverage: Updated documentation sections covering plugin setup, package usage, deferred components, and Compose activity integration to include KTS configurations.

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Changelog

• src/content/add-to-app/android/plugin-setup.md
  • Added Kotlin DSL examples for Crashlytics dependencies (v2.10.1 and v17.0.0-beta03) within new <Tabs> components.
• src/content/packages-and-plugins/using-packages.md
  • Integrated Kotlin DSL example for forcing guava version 28.0 using resolutionStrategy in android/app/build.gradle.kts, wrapped in a <Tabs> component.
• src/content/perf/deferred-components.md
  • Included Kotlin DSL example for adding Play Core dependency (com.google.android.play:core:1.8.0) to android/app/build.gradle.kts within a <Tabs> component.
  • Added Kotlin DSL example for include statements in android/settings.gradle.kts for deferred components, presented in a <Tabs> component.
• src/content/platform-integration/android/compose-activity.md
  • Provided Kotlin DSL examples for android block configurations (e.g., buildFeatures, composeOptions) in android/app/build.gradle.kts using <Tabs> components.
  • Added Kotlin DSL examples for various Compose-related dependencies in android/app/build.gradle.kts within a <Tabs> component.
  • Included Kotlin DSL examples for the buildscript block in android/build.gradle.kts using a <Tabs> component.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly enhances the documentation by introducing Kotlin DSL (KTS) examples for Gradle configurations across several Android-related documentation files. The changes are well-structured using the <Tabs> and <Tab> components, providing clear alternatives for both Groovy and Kotlin users. This is a valuable improvement for developers working with Android builds in Flutter projects.

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Visit the preview URL for this PR (updated for commit bd67cc6):

https://flutter-docs-prod--pr13034-kotlin-dsl-examples-1n9zftf7.web.app

[jesswrd]

same as comment from above here

[jesswrd]

same as above here

[jesswrd]

The examples generally look like Kotlin DSL to me. I added some suggestions to the Groovy examples.