Cleanup kotlin.compilerOptions.jvmTarget

[mmathieum]

• Cleanup kotlin.compilerOptions.jvmTarget commons#603

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This pull request performs a minor cleanup by updating a commented-out configuration example within the build.gradle file. The change clarifies how the Kotlin JVM target could be set dynamically based on the project's Java version, improving the accuracy of the inline documentation for future reference without altering active build logic.

Highlights

• Build Configuration Comment Update: Updated a commented-out line in build.gradle to suggest a more dynamic way of setting kotlin.compilerOptions.jvmTarget using JvmTarget.fromTarget(rootProject.javaVersion.toString()), aligning it with Android's targetCompatibility.

Changelog

• build.gradle
  • Updated a commented-out example for kotlin.compilerOptions.jvmTarget to reflect a more dynamic approach.

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Code Review

This pull request updates a commented-out line in build.gradle for setting the Kotlin jvmTarget. While the update to the commented code is correct, the line itself is redundant because the Kotlin Gradle plugin automatically infers this setting from android.compileOptions.targetCompatibility. I've suggested removing this line to improve the build script's clarity and maintainability.