feat: update plus plugins version

[NikaHsn]

Issue #, if available: #4601

Description of changes:

• update dart sdk to ^3.3.0 (required for package_info_plus ^6.0.0, device_info_plus: ^10.0.1, connectivity_plus: ^6.0.1)
• update flutter sdk to ^3.19.0 (required for package_info_plus ^6.0.0, device_info_plus: ^10.0.1, connectivity_plus: ^6.0.1)
• run dart fix
• update plus plugins versions
• set kotlin version to 1.9.10 and gradle version to 8.1.0 across all projects (remaining from chore(deps): Amplify Android 2.15.0 #4279)

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[Jordan-Nelson]

Question: Is there a reason we are changing this from a sha to a version?

[NikaHsn]

changed to use the same commit sha as before

[Jordan-Nelson]

Question: What should the behavior be if the result contains ConnectivityResult.none AND ConnectivityResult.wifi? Is that possible?

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nit: I think you can simplify this:

final isConnected = connectivityResults.contains(ConnectivityResult.none);

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This is out of scope for this PR, but it seems like ConnectivityResult.bluetooth would be treated like an active connection. Same with ConnectivityResult.other. I am not sure if we want to treat those like an active connection.

[NikaHsn]

based on their doc it is not possible to have ConnectivityResult.none AND ConnectivityResult.wifi.

In case of no connectivity, the list contains a single element of [ConnectivityResult.none]. Note also that this is the only case where [ConnectivityResult.none] is present.

[NikaHsn]

do you mean

final isNotConnected = connectivityResults.contains(ConnectivityResult.none);

I think this may be less efficent as it checks all the elements in the list

[Jordan-Nelson]

Yes, that is what I meant.

.contains() will exit at the first element that matches.

Here is the implementation.

  bool contains(Object? element) {
    for (E e in this) {
      if (e == element) return true;
    }
    return false;
  }

[NikaHsn]

right, this is the case where the list contains ConnectivityResult.none (it happens when the device is not conntected and the list supposed to only have one element and it is ConnectivityResult.none). I meant the senarios when the device is connected and so the list may have multiple elements and none of them is ConnectivityResult.none

[Jordan-Nelson]

I see. Makes sense.

[qwertylolman]

Because amplify_auth_cognito >=1.8.0 depends on amplify_analytics_pinpoint >=1.8.0 <1.9.0 which depends on package_info_plus ^6.0.0, amplify_auth_cognito >=1.8.0 requires package_info_plus ^6.0.0.
So, because your_app depends on both amplify_auth_cognito 1.8.0 and package_info_plus 7.0.0, version solving failed.

is it an expected behavior?