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Update the README install and requirements sections - #54
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Add a Requirements section (minSdk 23, compileSdk 34 and AGP 8.1.1 from the SDK's AndroidX dependencies, JDK 17, Kotlin 2.0, and the INTERNET permission, which the SDK doesn't declare). Show the JitPack repository in settings.gradle's dependencyResolutionManagement, fence Groovy as groovy with Kotlin DSL equivalents, and pin the dependency to v1.2.0. Replace the jitci badge, which shows a failure, with the JitPack release badge. Use na.edge.optable.co in the config example. Fix the demo section: the demos use tenant prebidtest and slug android-sdk, include a Prebid integration, and build the SDK from source unless useReleaseSdk=true. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The README's install section used an outdated Gradle setup, fenced Groovy as Kotlin, and left the version as a placeholder. Nothing said what an app needs to use the SDK, including the INTERNET permission the SDK doesn't declare. The jitci badge shows a red ✖, and the demo section described a DCN, slug and download path the demos no longer use.