Migrate from kapt to ksp#1154
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kapt is in maintenance mode for Kotlin and it's recommend to replace usage of the tool with ksp, which brings performance improvements. This changeset follows the migration steps to apply the ksp plugin in place of kapt.
The main sticking point of the migration was the
@AutoServiceannotation as it relied on kapt to write META-INF files used for service loading. ksp doesn't work on Java code, so I converted all classes that were using@AutoServiceto Kotlin in #1133 and #1139. In this changeset I've used a replacement library that is capable of processing the@AutoServiceannotation in a way that ksp understands.