Align version catalog aliases with a shared convention - #67
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Renames the version catalog aliases so that each dependency has one canonical name shared across the Kotlin Multiplatform samples, and sorts the
[versions]block alphabetically.androidx-*coversandroidx.*together with itsorg.jetbrains.androidx.*multiplatform ports, which share one alias per library, whilecompose-*is Compose Multiplatform itself; separate release trains stay separate, soandroidx-navigation(2.x) andandroidx-navigation3(1.x) are distinct aliases. No resolved dependency version changes: every rename keeps its value, and any aliases merged together already held identical versions.🤖 Generated with Claude Code