Support JitPack token in CI and build

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the project's build configuration by introducing support for authenticated access to the JitPack dependency repository. This change allows the build process, particularly in continuous integration environments, to securely fetch dependencies from JitPack using a provided token, improving reliability and access to private or rate-limited artifacts.

Highlights

• JitPack Token Support: Implemented logic to retrieve a JitPack authentication token from either Gradle properties (jitpack.token) or system environment variables (JITPACK_TOKEN).
• Authenticated JitPack Access: Configured the JitPack Maven repository to use the retrieved token for authentication, enabling secure access to dependencies when a token is provided.

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Changelog

• build.gradle.kts
  • Added support for reading a JitPack authentication token from properties or environment variables.
  • Configured the JitPack Maven repository to use the token for credentials if it is present.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (3)
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml
  • .github/workflows/docker.yml
  • .github/workflows/verify-apk.yml

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Code Review

The pull request successfully implements support for JitPack authentication by allowing a token to be provided via local.properties or environment variables. The approach is consistent with existing credential handling for other repositories, ensuring secure and flexible configuration for CI/build environments. The changes are clear and directly address the stated goal.