Dependency upgrades

Row, Column, headless Text, and the return of the web demo

### Components

- Experimental: created Row and Column (8a600db5, #212, !130)

### Design: Headless

- Support for Text (121eceb8, !123)
- Support for Row and Column (349eb55c, #212, !130)

### Design: Material3 AndroidX

- Support for Row and Column (5899daaa, #212, !130)

### Design: Material3 HTML

- Created this module, based on our Material3 reimplementation with TailwindCSS (!125)
- Support for Button and its variants (9f82b2b0, !125)
- Support for Text (6a18f632, !125)
- Support for Row and Column (5d0049e4, #212, !130)

### Design: PureCSS

- Support for Row and Column (9355685c, #212, !130)

### Demo

- Support for Kotlin/JS (#210, !124, !128, 64f2cc88)
- Allow selecting between multiple design systems at runtime (6b01dc15, !125)

### Dependencies

- Kotlin 1.9.22
- Compose Multiplatform 1.5.12
- TailwindCSS 3.4.1 (#211, !127)
- PostCSS 8.4.35 (#211, !127)
- Autoprefixer 10.4.17 (#211, !127)
- KotlinX.Coroutines 1.8.0 (4662fc90, !131)
- Pedestal 2.1.1 (ef1aea7b, !131)
- Prepared 1.0.0-rc.2 (6586ff6b, !131)
- Material3 HTML (ccf2de41, !131)
- AndroidX Material 1.11.0 (a1f6dc24, !131)
- Kotlin/JS Resources 0.2.1 (66c2ba60, !131)

Buttons, unformatted text, and documentation

### Components

- Document the restricted stability contract of the arguments classes (b1d3b841, !115)
- Introduce the concept of "action responsibility" (d410785d, !115)
- Add the button components (94e79da8, !115)
- Add the unformatted text component (2be6d2da, !119)

### Design: Headless

- Migrate the Headless design system from the legacy codebase (#207, !116)
- Implement headless buttons (#207, 68887710, !116)
- Introduce spies to capture composition-bound variables (2f1ab0b0, !116)

### Design: PureCSS

- Implement the buttons (#203, !117)
- Implement the text component (449e4523, !119)

### Design: Material3 (AndroidX)

- Implement the buttons (a8b11634, !119)
- Implement the text component (c9cf2116, !119)

### Demo

- Recreate the demo app using the new KMP wizard (#202, !118)
- Use the Material3 theme for the Desktop platform (b51c15b9, !119)

### Documentation

- New README with a comparison with Redwood (#206, !113)
- Issue label reorganization (#206, !113)

### Dependencies

- Pedestal 2.1.0 (a2929255, !115)

The Great Restructuring

Our main road block until now, a Compose compiler block, has been fixed.
Previously, we had to use quite a few hacks to workaround it, which made the codebase harder to understand.

With this release, we're starting a process of cleaning up the repository.
The previous code has been moved to the `legacy` folder, such that the repository root contains only clean code (#194, !105).

### Polymorphic Compose

The core of Decouple is the ability to declare polymorphic composable functions: UI components whose implementation can be switched at runtime.
This feature now lives in its own micro module, such that it can be reused by other projects for other means.

- Create the module (f641595d, !105)
- Rename it to Polymorphic Compose ()

### Components

This module will contain the flagship feature of Decouple: organizing UI components by their role, not their design.
This will allow making applications or features (e.g. a log-in screen) of which users can entirely customize the design.

- Create the DesignSystem interface (ce08dd05, !105)
- Create the experimental annotation (55efac7c, !105)

### Dependencies

- OpenSavvy Gradle Conventions 0.3.2 (!111)
- Kotlin 1.9.21 (!111)
- Compose Multiplatform 1.5.11 (!111)

### Build and deployment

- The project is now based on the Gradle Playground (#195, !105)

Documentation improvements

### Documentation

- Fixed the links to the documentation in the README (#150, !87)
- Added a tutorial to discover Compose and Decouple (#150, !87)
- List all components in the documentation (#151, !88)
- Module headers for all modules with stability declarations (#165, !93)

### Demo

- Added a calculator example (!84) by @chrhuang

### Build and deployment

- Reworked the module names for simpler navigation (#164, !91)
- Publish all modules to the GitLab Maven Registry (#163, !92)
- Gradle 8.1.1 (#130, !94)

Bug fixes and dependency upgrades

### AndroidX implementation

- Fix the global navigation bar being displayed off-screen (#133, !81)
- Fix the progress indicator being too large (#73, !77)
- Add the progress indicator to buttons and chips (#73, !77)

### Build and deployment

- Removed the Palantir Git plugin for Gradle (#141, !79)
- Configure JVM toolchains for JDK 17 (#136, !80)
- Upgrade Pedestal, remove the Pedestal State and Arrow dependencies (#138, !82)

### Contributors

Thanks to our contributors.

- @chrhuang for the progress indicator changes

Web navigation and contribution style

### Material Tailwind

- Better styling for the global navigation (#54, !76)

### Build and deployment

- Centralized the contribution guide with the other OpenSavvy projects (#139, !78)

Desktop, logo and testing improvements

### Project image and documentation

- Decouple now has a logo (#118, !60)
- IDEA displays the logo in the project list (!65)

### Core

- Renamed FilterChip(activated=) to FilterChip(active=) (#101, #121, !61, !64)

### Demo

- Added a headless test to showcase how to use them in the demo (#102, !68)
- Added support for Compose Desktop (!52)

### Material AndroidX

- Added support for Compose Desktop (!52)

### Headless

- Convenience functions to get the text contents of a component (#116, !67)
- Added a documentation link from each headless component to the Core equivalent (#128, !69)
- Renamed TestUI to HeadlessUI (#127, !70)

### Build and deployment

- Full Gradle build rewrite using convention plugins (#98, #110, !62)
- Kotlin 1.8.10, Compose 1.3.1 (d0bc9217, !62)
- The project has been moved from Gradle coordinates "opensavvy:<module>" to "opensavvy.decouple:<module>" (#125, !66)
- Enabled the Gradle build cache (#131, !74)
- Removed the SAST and DAST CI jobs, which didn't work but took CI quota (#112, !73)
- Migrated to the Android source set layout v2 (#122, !75)

### Contributors

Thanks to our new and renewed contributors.

- @LandryNorris for the Desktop support
- Magali Damourette for the logo

Headless testing, KotlinLang Slack and more information for contributors

### Headless

`headless` is a new module to help with headless UI testing, where the application UI is run and instrumented without a real GUI.

- Created the module (#67, #68, #69, #100, !51, !57)

### Demo

- Fixed a test on Android with incorrect dependencies (!54)

### Documentation

- The documentation now links to the official Arrow documentation (#104, !55)
- Added the link to the Decouple channel on the official KotlinLang Slack (#106, !56)
- Created a FAQ to answer questions asked by people on Slack (#105, !56)
- Documented labels used to classify issues (#115, !58)

### Contributions

Thanks to our first external contributors.

- @hackintosh5 for helping prototype the Headless module
- @LandryNorris for fixing the Android tests

Multicolumn layouts

### Global

- Multicolumn screen layouts (#30, !49)
- Upgrade to Pedestal 1.0.1 (#95, !50)

### Material Tailwind

- Maximum text width (83ed8987, !49)
- Smaller gap between chips (587685e9, !49)

Android support

### Core

- Android support for all libraries (#37, !42)
- Introduced UIMetadata.name and Theme.name (#70, !48)

### Style: Material

- Prototype implementation of Material Design 3 for Android (#37, !42)

Material Chips

### Material

- Implementation of AssistChip, InputChip and SuggestionChip (#16, !47)

Minor changes

### Deployment

- Execute JVM tests in CI (!43)
- Execute JS tests in CI (!43)
- Fixed the deployment CD (#81, !44)

Refactors

The project now has a Telegram group: https://t.me/os_decouple

### Organization

- `demo-web` has been moved to `demo/web` (#61, !38)
- `material` has been moved to `style/material` (#61, !38)
- Removed the root package folders for each module (#62, !39)
- `opensavvy.decouple.navigation` has been extracted to its own module `core/navigation` (#59, !39)
- `opensavvy.decouple.utils` has been extracted to its own module `core/persistence` (#64, !39)
- Renamed the `opensavvy.decouple.core.basic` package (#63, !39)
- Extracted the color management from `material` to `material-common` (#66, !41)
- Extracted the TailwindCSS implementation of `material` to its own module `material-tailwind` (#66, !41)

### Build & deployment

- Announce accepted merge requests on our Telegram group (#60, !37)
- Fixed invalid source link in material (!39)
- Configured the CODEOWNERS file (#71, !40)

Global navigation and filter chips

### Core

- Implemented an API for global navigation (#39, !35)

### Material

- Implemented FilterChip (#16, !53)
- Prototype implementation of the global navigation (#39, !35)

### Demo

- Showcase the global navigation (#39, !35)

Decoupling

### Organization

- The project is renamed to OpenSavvy Decouple (#44, !31)
- Rewrite of the README (#51, !32)
- In-depth explanation of the variants pattern (#51, !32)

### Core

- Persist information through application restarts using 'persist' (JS-only, #46, !29)
- Filter chips' onToggle callback now provides the new value (#47, !30)
- Introduced a progress indicator API (#49, !34)

### Navigation

- Support for hash-navigation in addition to slash-navigation (#41, !27)

### Demo

- Added a page about the text fields (#45, !28)

### Material

- Implementations are now 'object'-based instead of being 'interface'-based (#33, !33)

Dependency updates, demo splitting and navigation prototype

### Core

- Many dependency updates, including Kotlin 1.7.20 and Compose 1.2.1 (#36, !21)
- Let the user override the coroutine scope (#34, !20)
- Navigation prototype (#13, !24)

### Demo

- Split `demo` into `demo` and `demo-web` (#38, !23)

### Miscellaneous

- Fixed broken Dokka link in MRs (#32, !18)

UI & Theme selector

### Core

- Replaced the Progression implementation using OpenSavvy Pedestal (#14, !12)
- Components bring a custom object into scope to inject behavior into their children (#3, !13)
- Lazy columns and rows (#17, !14)
- UI and theme selector (#24, !17)

### Deployment

- Published the documentation using Dokka (#5, !11)
- Published the libraries on the GitLab Maven Registry (#1, !15)
- Apache 2.0 license (#28, !16)

Material colors, button implementations

First version