Add OSS dialog to app

[riggaroo]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces the functionality to display open-source software licenses within the application. It involves adding the Google Play Services OSS Licenses library, configuring the Android manifest and Gradle build scripts, and integrating a new UI element on the 'About' screen to launch the licenses dialog.

Highlights

• Open Source Licenses Integration: Integrated the Google Play Services OSS Licenses library to display open-source attributions within the application.
• UI Addition: Added a new 'Licenses' button to the 'About' screen, providing a direct entry point for users to view the open-source licenses.
• Build Configuration: Updated Gradle build files (app/build.gradle.kts, build.gradle.kts, feature/home/build.gradle.kts, gradle/libs.versions.toml) to include the necessary OSS licenses plugin and library dependencies.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully adds an Open Source Software licenses screen to the application. The implementation correctly uses the Google Play Services OSS Licenses library, including adding the necessary dependencies, Gradle plugin, and Android Manifest entries. The UI is also updated to provide a button to access this new screen.

I've left a couple of comments for minor cleanups:

• A critical issue regarding an import of an internal Gradle API in the root build.gradle.kts file which should be removed.
• A medium severity issue for an unused import in AboutScreen.kt.

Once these are addressed, the PR should be good to merge. Great work!