chore(supabase_common): drop inferrable type arguments on platform names#1604
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Summary
Removes the explicit
<String, String>type arguments from the_platformNamesconst map inpackages/supabase_common/lib/src/client_info.dart. The type is inferred identically from the string literals, so this is a no-op at runtime.Why
The DCM check (
CQLabs/setup-dcminstalls the latest DCM at runtime) now flags this asavoid-inferrable-type-arguments. Because the DCM version is not pinned, the rule surfaces intermittently and can turn the DCM job red on unrelated PRs. This removes the finding at the source.No behavior change.