Remove tv-material from the dependencies

[chikoski]

This pull request removes tv-material from the dependencies of Adaptive JetStream.

Carousel is the only component from tv-material, which is used in this project. This pull request replaces it with HorizontalCenteredHeroCarousel from Compose Material3 library.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on modernizing the Adaptive JetStream project by removing the tv-material dependency and migrating its sole used component, Carousel, to the HorizontalCenteredHeroCarousel from the standard Compose Material3 library. This change not only updates the UI component but also involves a comprehensive update of various Android, Compose, and Gradle versions, ensuring the project leverages the latest platform capabilities and best practices. The refactoring also includes adjustments to focus management and the removal of deprecated or replaced custom logic, leading to a cleaner and more maintainable codebase.

Highlights

• Dependency Removal: The tv-material dependency has been completely removed from the project's libs.versions.toml and build.gradle.kts files, streamlining the dependency graph.
• Carousel Component Migration: The Carousel component, previously from androidx.tv.material3, has been replaced with HorizontalCenteredHeroCarousel from the standard androidx.compose.material3.carousel library. This involves significant changes in FeaturedMoviesCarousel.kt and FeaturedMoviesCarouselState.kt to adapt to the new API.
• Version Updates: The project's compileSdk and targetSdk versions have been updated from 35 to 36, and the Gradle distribution has been upgraded to 8.13. Numerous other AndroidX and Compose library versions have also been bumped to their latest stable or beta releases.
• Codebase Simplification: The custom DragDetector.kt file, which handled drag gestures for the carousel, has been removed, as its functionality is now likely integrated or handled differently by the new Material3 carousel component.
• UI/UX Enhancements: Focus handling for the 'Watch Now' button in WatchNowButton.kt has been enhanced to automatically request focus on TV devices, improving user experience.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully removes the tv-material dependency and replaces its Carousel with HorizontalCenteredHeroCarousel from Compose Material 3. The accompanying dependency updates and refactoring are well-executed. My review includes a few suggestions to enhance functionality and code structure, such as restoring the clickability of carousel items for a better user experience on mobile and simplifying focus management.