feat: support 16kb page sizes

[mhamann]

Summary by Sourcery

Update the Android plugin and React Native example app to current tooling and dependencies while wiring the library module into the example app.

Enhancements:

• Upgrade the Rownd Android SDK and related Kotlin/serialization dependencies to the latest major versions.
• Raise the minimum, target, and compile SDK levels for the library to align with modern Android requirements, including Java 21 compatibility.
• Update the React Native example app and tooling (React, React Native, Babel, Metro, RN CLI) to current releases and adjust Metro config to use the new blockList option.
• Wire the Rownd React Native project into the example app dependencies and update manifest and SoLoader initialization for the newer React Native architecture.

Build:

• Bump Android Gradle plugin, Gradle wrapper, SDK/NDK, and Kotlin versions for both the library and example app.
• Adopt the React Native Gradle plugin and settings-based configuration for native modules instead of legacy apply-from scripts.
• Increase Gradle JVM memory settings for the example Android project.

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Reviewer's Guide

Modernizes the React Native example app and Android plugin configuration to align with React Native 0.76 and newer Android/Kotlin/Gradle tooling, updates the Rownd Android SDK and serialization libs, and wires the example app to consume the local rownd_react-native module.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Upgrade React Native example app and tooling to 0.76 ecosystem and new CLI/plugin-based autolinking.	Bump react and react-native versions in example package.json and align @react-native/* dev tooling packages to 0.76.x. Add @react-native-community/cli packages and move Metro config to use resolver.blockList instead of blacklistRE. Replace native_modules.gradle usage with the new @react-native/gradle-plugin and com.facebook.react.settings plugin in example/android settings.gradle and app/build.gradle. Introduce yarn.lock for dependency locking in the example app.	example/package.json example/metro.config.js example/android/settings.gradle example/android/app/build.gradle example/yarn.lock
Modernize Android build configuration for the example app to current Gradle, Android, and Kotlin plugin versions.	Update Android Gradle Plugin to 8.6.0 and Gradle wrapper to 8.10.2. Switch example/android/build.gradle from buildscript/apply plugin to plugins DSL and bump build tools, compile/target SDK, NDK, and Kotlin versions. Increase Gradle JVM memory settings in example/android/gradle.properties. Set an explicit package name in the example Android manifest and update SoLoader initialization to use OpenSourceMergedSoMapping for RN 0.76.	example/android/build.gradle example/android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties example/android/gradle.properties example/android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml example/android/app/src/main/java/com/awesomemoduleexample/MainApplication.kt
Update library Android module to target newer Android/Kotlin toolchains and latest Rownd Android SDK.	Raise plugin-level min/target/compile SDK, Kotlin, and NDK versions in android/gradle.properties to modern values compatible with 16KB pages. Set Java source/target compatibility to Java 21 in android/build.gradle. Upgrade Rownd Android SDK dependency to 4.0.0 and kotlinx-serialization-json to 1.8.0. Remove unused imports from RowndPluginModule and RowndPluginPackage.	android/gradle.properties android/build.gradle android/src/main/java/com/reactnativerowndplugin/RowndPluginModule.kt android/src/main/java/com/reactnativerowndplugin/RowndPluginPackage.kt
Wire the example Android app to consume the local rownd_react-native library module instead of legacy autolinking.	Add implementation project(":rownd_react-native") dependency to example app module. Remove legacy applyNativeModulesAppBuildGradle native_modules.gradle hook from example/android/app/build.gradle. Remove old CLI/native module settings include from example/android/settings.gradle in favor of React Native Gradle Plugin configuration.	example/android/app/build.gradle example/android/settings.gradle

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've found 1 issue, and left some high level feedback:

• Raising sourceCompatibility/targetCompatibility to Java 21 in android/build.gradle is a big jump relative to typical React Native Android baselines; consider whether Java 17 (or matching the minimum required by AGP/RN) would be safer for consumers of this library.
• The example app and the library Gradle properties now use different SDK levels (example targets/compiles 35 while RowndPlugin_targetSdkVersion is 34); it may be worth aligning these to avoid subtle behavior differences between the example and consuming apps.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Raising `sourceCompatibility`/`targetCompatibility` to Java 21 in `android/build.gradle` is a big jump relative to typical React Native Android baselines; consider whether Java 17 (or matching the minimum required by AGP/RN) would be safer for consumers of this library.
- The example app and the library Gradle properties now use different SDK levels (example targets/compiles 35 while `RowndPlugin_targetSdkVersion` is 34); it may be worth aligning these to avoid subtle behavior differences between the example and consuming apps.

## Individual Comments

### Comment 1
<location> `android/gradle.properties:3` </location>
<code_context>
-RowndPlugin_ndkversion=21.4.7075529
+RowndPlugin_kotlinVersion=2.0.21
+RowndPlugin_minSdkVersion=26
+RowndPlugin_targetSdkVersion=34
+RowndPlugin_compileSdkVersion=35
+RowndPlugin_ndkversion=26.1.10909125
</code_context>

<issue_to_address>
**suggestion (bug_risk):** Plugin targetSdkVersion is behind the example app’s targetSdkVersion.

The example project now targets SDK 35 while `RowndPlugin_targetSdkVersion` is still 34. Please update this to 35 so the plugin is validated against the same (latest) target SDK as the host app and to reduce the risk of behavioral differences.
</issue_to_address>

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