This pull request adds a new translation for Brazilian Portuguese (pt-BR) and introduces several updates to improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the library. #68
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Changes
Added strings.xml for values-pt-rBR, containing translations for all texts in the library to Brazilian Portuguese.
Implemented the Compose BOM (Bill of Materials) for better version control of Compose libraries.
Updated the library’s Material Theme to Material 3 in TogiCountryCodePicker.class.
Updated Kotlin to version 2.0.0.
Updated some outdated AndroidX libraries to their latest versions.
Reason
These changes improve accessibility for Brazilian users by adding a localized version in Brazilian Portuguese, ensure better version management with Compose BOM, and bring the library up to date with the latest Material Design and Kotlin standards. This will help maintain compatibility with the most recent Android development practices and provide a more consistent and modern user experience.
Tests
I manually verified that the strings.xml file is correct and free of formatting errors.
I tested the library locally to ensure that the translation works as expected and the updates do not introduce any issues.
I checked for any breaking changes after updating the Compose and AndroidX libraries, and everything is working as expected.
Thank you for considering this pull request! I am available for any adjustments or feedback needed.