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- Fixes a dart2js crash when using a combination of local functions, generics, and records.
- [Impeller] Fixes errors in text transformation when using impeller.
- Fixes an issue where images do not render on Flutter web apps when the host machine has Internet Download Manager installed.
- Fixes an issue where iOS and macOS apps will not build when using Xcode 14.3 and adding dependencies with low iOS target versions.
- Adds a migrator to update the Gradle version when it conflicts with the Android Studio version of Java is detected.
- Fixes incorrect error using a void in a switch case expression.
- Fixes a false error when using in switch case expressions when the switch refers to a private getter.
- Prevent the use of when and as as variable names in patterns.
- Fixes an inconsistency in type promotion between the analyzer and VM.
- Improve performance on functions with many parameters.
Added an `insertContent` method to the `TextInputClient` interface to allow Android's image keyboard feature to insert content into a Flutter `TextField`.
If you've recently upgraded Android Studio to the Flamingo release and have either run or built an existing Android app, you might have run into an error similar to the following:
The `ClipboardData constructor`'s `text` argument is no longer nullable. Code that provides `null` to the `text` argument must be migrated to provide an empty string `''`.
Starting with Flutter 3.10, the framework detects mismatches when using Zones and reports them to the console in debug builds.
In accordance with Flutter's Deprecation Policy, deprecated APIs that reached end of life after the 3.7 stable release have been removed.
In preparation for supporting multiple views and multiple windows, the `window` singleton has been deprecated. Code previously relying on the `window` singleton needs to look up the specific view it wants to operate on via the `View.of` API or interact with the `PlatformDispatcher` directly.