vibration_fixed 4.0.0

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🎉 Major Release - Complete Overhaul & Pub.dev Ready #

✨ Added

• Complete package rename from vibration to vibration_fixed
• Enhanced documentation with beautiful UI and comprehensive examples
• Example app showcasing all features with modern Material Design
• Improved error handling across all platforms
• Better platform support detection and fallbacks
• Comprehensive API documentation with examples
• Troubleshooting guide for common issues
• Contributing guidelines and issue templates

🔧 Fixed

• Import path issues - Fixed all import statements and references
• Dependency resolution - Proper package dependencies for pub.dev
• Android package structure - Updated to new package naming
• iOS configuration - Updated podspec files and metadata
• Web plugin - Fixed class name references and imports
• Build configuration - Resolved all linting errors
• Platform interface - Fixed inheritance and method overrides

🚀 Improved

• Package structure - Cleaner, more organized codebase
• Documentation - Beautiful README with badges, tables, and examples
• Code quality - All packages pass flutter analyze without errors
• Platform compatibility - Better support detection and error handling
• Developer experience - Clear examples and comprehensive documentation

• Fix intensities on iOS.
• Lower miminum Compile SDK version for Android to 34

• Restore hasAmplitudeControl and hasCustomVibrationsSupport methods.

• Fix some cases where intensities were not being used correctly.

• Add common vibration patterns for Android and iOS.
• Add sharpness parameter for iOS.
• Suppress deprecation warnings for vibrate method on Android.

• The plugin has been recreated from scratch to align with the latest Flutter and Dart features.
• The iOS version no longer depends on intensities and amplitude, and it now supports custom durations and patterns.
• The example app is more intuitive and user-friendly.
• Calling the hasVibrator method is no longer necessary.
• Adjustments for null safety have been implemented.

• Fix vibration on iOS
• All methods are now properly null-safe

• Bump package vibration_platform_interface to "0.0.2"

• Remove references to Android embedding v1
• Update package:web to ">=0.5.1 <2.0.0" (#105 by dkrutskikh)

• Added OpenHarmony support
• Migrate to common platform implement (vibration_platform_interface)

• Added Web support (#95 by san-smith)

• Raise minimum and target SDK versions for Android to upgrade Gradle to 7.5.

• Use device_info_plus for hasAmplitudeControl and hasVibrator methods.

• Adds a namespace attribute to the Android build.gradle, for compatibility with Android Gradle Plugin 8.0.

• Update package's dart SDK max version (under 3.0.0)

• Bump vibration_web to 1.6.4.

• Migrating to null safety.

• Use targetEnvironment check on iOS.

• Updated description to indicate web support.

• Fix building on iOS.

• Use Android Embedding v2.

• Added Web support (#43 by roulljdh)

• Fibration now works in backgroud on Android (#40 by wanghaiyang5241)

• Added a hasCustomVibrationsSupport method (#34 by Skyost)
• Use Swift 5.0

• Fix #32 (by Hugo Heneault)

• Add support for CoreHaptics on iOS devices #30 (by Leicas)

• Move flutter_test to dev_dependencies. Fixes issue #24.

• Add proper indication of async methods to docs (by @qqgg231)

• Suppress deprecation warnings for vibrate method

• Maintenance release

• Add support for amplitude control under Android 8.0 and later (by @pmundt)

• Migrate to AndroidX (by @gastonmuijtjens)
• Add unit test for canceling vibration (by @vintage)

• Update vibration.podspec

• Implemented cancel method for iOS

• Initial Release