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Bump appwrite version

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    • Updated core dependencies to the latest compatible version for enhanced stability and performance improvements.

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The pull request updates the Appwrite SDK dependency version in pubspec.yaml from ^14.0.0 to ^20.2.1. This represents a significant version bump with multiple minor version increments. The change is limited to a single dependency version specification with no modifications to other configuration settings, dependencies, or public API declarations.

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The actual change is a straightforward single-line version number update in a configuration file with no logic modifications, structural changes, or file diversity involved. While the magnitude of the version jump (^14.0.0 → ^20.2.1) may introduce compatibility considerations at runtime, the diff itself presents minimal review complexity from a code perspective.

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15-15: Version bump is compatible with current codebase; testing still recommended.

The identified breaking changes between Appwrite v14 and v20 (AppwriteException.response typing, Functions/Executions/Deployments parameter changes, MFA updates) do not affect this codebase. The app uses only core SDK features (Client initialization, Account/Databases, basic exception handling with error.code and error.message), which remain stable across versions.

However, verify the update by running the full test suite to ensure no indirect dependency issues arise from the significant version bump.


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