Extend SecretsVault Configuration Options and Fixes

[azizutku]

Summary

This PR introduces enhancements to the SecretsVault plugin configuration, provides multi-dimensional flavor support, integrates deeper with CMake, and facilitates integration with DI frameworks. It also addresses several refinements such as code formatting, critical bug fixes, and improvements.

Changes

• Multi-dimensional Flavor Support:

  • Introduced sourceSetSecretsMappingFile to map specific secrets files to different source sets. This facilitates multi-dimensional flavor configurations in Android projects, allowing developers greater flexibility in managing secrets across flavors.

• CMake Configuration:

  • New cmake block within the secretsVault configuration to specify projectName and version for the CMake project.

• Dependency Injection Support:

  • Introduced makeInjectable flag. When true, the generated Kotlin class includes the @Inject annotation.

• Optimization:

  • Reuse common CPP files across source sets to reduce boilerplate code generation.

• Code Refactoring:

  • Reformatted the code to maintain consistency throughout the project.
  • Moved companion objects to the end of Kotlin classes for improved code style.

• Bug Fix:

  • Addressed an issue where, if secrets for the main source set were not defined, the plugin incorrectly attempted to add a non-existent native library to the project.
  • Removed colons from MD5 when parsing app signatures to eliminate potential errors.

• Documentation Updates:

  • Updated plugin documentation to reflect the new changes.

[burakaygun]

Is using / safe? Maybe we should consider using File.separator instead.

[azizutku]

The forward slash (/) is a legal path separator on both Windows and Unix-based systems. Thus, it's universally accepted across these platforms. You can find more details on this StackOverflow answer.

[burakaygun]

Ack.