* Upgraded the ksp version to `2.0.0-1.0.24`.
* Upgraded the kotlin version to `2.0.0`.
* Upgraded the objectbox version to `4.0.3`.
* Removed the deprecated `runBlockingTest` from test cases which was giving compilation error because it is permanently removed in this version of kotlin.
* Replaced some deprecated methods with new methods that is deprecated in latest version of gradle.
* Fixed some string lint issues.
* Upgraded Fetch to 3.4.1.
* Upgraded Kotlin kotlin-stdlib from JDK7 to JDK8.
* Upgraded Kotlin version to 2.0.0 to support the latest Fetch library.
* Upgraded Dagger to 2.53.1.
* Upgraded ObjectBox to 4.0.3.
* Notification now shows "Pause" and "Resume" buttons instead of "pause" and "resume".
* Fixed: Notification buttons were not working on Android 13 and above.
* Fixed: Downloading was not working in the background. Added a foreground service for Fetch so that downloading will continue in the background.
* We have refactored our code to use PageDao for managing data related to Bookmarks, Notes, and History. With the ability to return Flowable from the Room database, the BasePageDao interface has become unnecessary. Consequently, we have removed BasePageDao and streamlined our code to use PageDao, providing a unified approach for these functionalities. This change reduces code complexity and enhances readability, making the codebase easier to understand and maintain.
* Re-enabled the `LogConditional` lint check.
* Introduced a `Log` class that exclusively handles logging operations in the debug variant.
* Removed unnecessary `if (BuildConfig.DEBUG)` conditions from the project.
* In this update, we've replaced the `URLConnection` with the OkHttp library, and now headers are being correctly passed in the request. As a result, the Zim file is successfully downloading.
* To integrate OkHttp into our Gradle project, we've moved the OkHttp dependency to our `buildSrc` folder.
We have introduced a new method, configureCommonExtension, in the AllProjectConfigurer.kt file since Lint is only available in CommonExtension. This allows us to configure Lint in one place for every module. Previously, we couldn't directly use Lint in the android-library project, but with this approach, we can now configure Lint for the android-library project as well.
