feat: Wire AndroidTypeResolverProvider and ServiceLoader Tests

[MessiasLima]

This change wires the AndroidTypeResolverProvider to the some library's ServiceLoader discovery mechanism.

What went wrong:
I encountered a persistent compilation error when applying the autoservice-ir plugin to the :android module: Cannot query the value of property 'classesDirectory' because it has no value available. This appears to be a compatibility issue between the plugin and the Android Gradle Plugin version or configuration.

How I fixed it:
To ensure the provider is still discovered as required by the design, I implemented manual registration by creating the META-INF/services/dev.appoutlet.some.core.TypeResolverProvider file in the :android module's resources. This achieves the same end result as @AutoService without the compiler plugin dependency in this specific module.

Changes:

1. Dependency Management: Added androidx.compose.ui:ui to gradle/libs.versions.toml and :android module.
2. Provider Rename: Renamed AndroidResolverProvider to AndroidTypeResolverProvider as requested.
3. Service Discovery: Manually registered the provider in android/src/main/resources/META-INF/services/.
4. Integration Testing: Added AndroidServiceLoaderTest in the :android module to verify that someSetup {} correctly discovers the Android provider via ServiceLoader and that the resolver chain remains functional (e.g., resolving String).
5. Test Infrastructure: Updated :android build configuration to support JVM unit tests with Compose on the classpath.

Fixes #83

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