🤖 Update Dependencies

[compose-devrel-github-bot]

Updated dependencies

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a routine maintenance task: updating the project's dependencies. By upgrading various libraries and the Android Gradle Plugin, the project aims to leverage the latest features, performance enhancements, and security fixes, ensuring continued compatibility and stability within the Android ecosystem.

Highlights

• Dependency Version Updates: Several core dependencies have been updated to their latest stable or alpha versions, including android-googleid, androidGradlePlugin, firebase-bom, hilt, kotlinxSerializationJson, media3, media3Ui, robolectric, and xrGlimmer.
• New Library Definitions: New library definitions for androidx-glimmer and androidx-projected have been added to the version catalog, referencing their respective xrGlimmer and xrProjected versions.
• Dependency Reordering: Some existing library definitions, specifically playbilling and tv-compose-material, have been reordered within the [libraries] section for better organization.

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Code Review

This pull request updates several dependencies. Most of them are minor or patch version bumps. The changes also include some nice refactoring in gradle/libs.versions.toml by reordering dependencies alphabetically and simplifying library definitions, which improves maintainability.

The most significant change is the major version upgrade of the Android Gradle Plugin from 8.13.2 to 9.0.0. Major AGP updates often introduce breaking changes. Thorough testing is required to validate project stability after this upgrade, and the official migration guide should be consulted for any necessary changes.

[gemini-code-assist]

Upgrading the Android Gradle Plugin to a new major version (9.0.0) can introduce breaking changes. It is highly recommended to review the official AGP 9.0 migration guide to address any necessary code or configuration updates and to perform thorough testing to ensure project stability.