feat(android): add support for Gradle Version Catalogs #190
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The most recent versions of Android Studio now create projects using a new Gradle feature named Version Catalogs. In short, this feature allows developers to specify their dependencies in a centralized
gradle/libs.versions.tomlfile and then reference them from theirbuild.gradle(.kts)files.We've started to create new projects in the Firebase Android repos and those now come with Version Catalogs by default (see example in the snippets-android repo).
This PR makes sure that dpebot can update the dependencies in those
tomlfiles.