Fix missing import in app/build.gradle.kts

[HereLiesAz]

Added missing import java.util.Properties to app/build.gradle.kts to fix compilation errors for Properties() and load().

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Code Review

This pull request adds a missing import for java.util.Properties in the build configuration. The review feedback identifies critical logic errors where properties are loaded from the incorrect file and versioning values remain hardcoded, preventing the intended auto-increment logic from functioning correctly.

[gemini-code-assist]

While adding the import java.util.Properties fixes the compilation error, there are two significant logic issues in the code that uses these properties:

1. Incorrect File Loading: On line 19, localProperties is being loaded from versionPropsFile instead of localPropertiesFile. This means local properties are ignored and version properties are re-loaded into the wrong variable.
2. Hardcoded Versioning: The versionCode and versionName in the defaultConfig block (lines 47-48) are hardcoded to 1 and "1.0". They should be updated to use the currentVersionCode and currentVersionName variables calculated on lines 23 and 38 to make the auto-increment logic effective.

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