Increase minSdkVersion to 26

[Brijeshthummar02]

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• Resolves Increase minSdkVersion to 26 #184

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  • Raised the minimum required Android version from 7.0 (API 24) to 8.0 (API 26), which may affect devices running older operating systems.

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This pull request updates the minimum supported Android API level by modifying the minSdkVersion from 24 to 26. The change is applied in both the app module’s build configuration and the utils module’s build script. These modifications adjust the configuration for compiling against newer SDK requirements without altering control flow or introducing new features.

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Files	Change Summary
app/build.gradle, utils/build.gradle	Updated minSdkVersion from 24 to 26 in the respective defaultConfig sections (with utils using the android block).

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• jo-elimu

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app/build.gradle (1)

9-9: SDK Version Updated in Default Config

The minSdkVersion has been updated from 24 to 26 to align with the PR objectives. This change appears correct and is consistent with the intended update. Please verify that all dependencies and features in the app are compatible with API level 26.

utils/build.gradle (1)

10-12: SDK Version Updated in Default Config

The update of minSdkVersion to 26 in the defaultConfig block is consistent with the change in the app module. Ensure that this increase does not affect any library usage in the utils module that might be dependent on lower API levels.

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[jo-elimu]

@Brijeshthummar02 This app has several modules, so remember to also update the min SDK version in the utils module: https://github.com/elimu-ai/analytics/blob/main/utils/build.gradle