analysis-api-bump

# Bump Kotlin + Analysis API (version-locked) The Analysis API (standalone K2/FIR) is the single most version-fragile part of this repo. Kotlin and every `*-for-ide` artifact **must share the exact same version**, and two runtime deps (`caffeine`, `intellijCoroutines`) are pinned to match what the bundled IntelliJ core expects. Getting this wrong shows up as `NoSuchMethodError` / `NoClassDefFoundError` at runtime or as silent loss of type resolution — never a clean compile error. Follow the steps; do not eyeball it. ## 1. Snapshot the current pins Read `gradle/libs.versions.toml` and record: - `kotlin` — the shared version ref used by **all** of: `analysisApi-standalone`, `analysisApi-highLevel`, `analysisApi-k2`, `analysisApi-lowLevelFir`, `analysisApi-implBase`, `analysisApi-platform`, `analysisApi-symbolLightClasses`, `kotlin-compiler`, plus the `kotlin-*` / `composeCompiler-*` plugin artifacts. - `caffeine` (comment: "runtime dep of the Analysis API `-for-ide` jars; matches Kotlin's own pin"). - `intellijCoroutines` (comment: "JetBrains coroutines fork the bundled IJ core expects (KT-81457)"). - `compose` (comment: "aligned to Kotlin X.Y.Z") — Compose is Kotlin-coupled too. Because every Analysis-API artifact uses `version.ref = "kotlin"`, bumping the single `kotlin` entry moves them all. The risk is **not** forgetting one artifact — it's the three coupled satellites (`caffeine`, `intellijCoroutines`, `compose`) and undocumented API breaks. ## 2. Confirm the t...