Fix(docs): Add Groovy syntax tabs to Android deployment guide (fixes #12793)

[sfshaza2]

Resolves #12793 by adding Tabs to 'deployment/android.md' that provide Groovy syntax examples alongside the existing Kotlin (KTS) examples. This ensures users with older Flutter projects or those preferring Groovy can follow the Material dependency, Keystore, and Signing configuration steps.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the Android deployment guide by integrating Groovy syntax examples for key configuration steps. By adding tabbed code blocks for Material dependency, keystore properties, and signing configurations, the documentation now caters to a wider audience, including users with older Flutter projects or those who prefer Groovy, ensuring a more inclusive and user-friendly experience.

Highlights

• Material Dependency Configuration: Added Groovy syntax examples alongside existing Kotlin (KTS) examples for configuring the Android Material dependency in build.gradle.kts.
• Keystore Properties Loading: Introduced Groovy syntax tabs for loading key.properties into keystoreProperties object, complementing the Kotlin examples.
• Signing Configuration: Provided Groovy syntax examples for the signing configuration block within the android section, ensuring users can set up release signing with either Kotlin or Groovy.

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Code Review

This pull request adds Groovy examples alongside the existing Kotlin (KTS) examples for Android deployment configuration in deployment/android.md. The changes are well-structured using tabs to separate the two syntaxes. I've found one minor issue with an incorrect language specifier for a code block, which I've commented on. Otherwise, this is a great improvement for users who still use Groovy for their Gradle files.

[sfshaza2]

@jmagman @camsim99, who knows Groovy and can review this?

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