Add iOS and Kotlin Native Targets #1
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- Convert the `application` module to a multiplatform module.
- Add iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows targets to both the `application` and `library` modules to ensure compatibility.
- Restructure the `application` source code from `src/main` to `src/commonMain` to align with Kotlin Multiplatform conventions.
- Update the root `build.gradle.kts` to use the `kotlin("multiplatform")` plugin.
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This change adds support for iOS and other Kotlin native targets to the project. It converts the
applicationmodule into a multiplatform module, adds the necessary build targets to both theapplicationandlibrarymodules, and restructures the source code to follow standard Kotlin Multiplatform conventions.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4929488340007770583