[#603] Refactor to use Material3

[kaungkhantsoe]

#603

What happened 👀

• Refactor to use material 3 for both Template and Sample Compose

Insight 📝

N/A

Proof Of Work 📹

Both Template Compose and Sample Compose run the same

Screen_recording_20250228_143025.mp4

Screen_recording_20250228_143247.mp4

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[github-actions]

	7 Warnings
⚠️	Uh oh! HomeScreen.kt is under 95% coverage!
⚠️	Uh oh! Theme.kt is under 95% coverage!
⚠️	Uh oh! Your project is under 80% coverage!
⚠️	template-compose/gradle/libs.versions.toml#L10 - A newer version of androidx.compose:compose-bom than 2025.02.00 is available: 2025.03.00
⚠️	template-compose/gradle/libs.versions.toml#L12 - A newer version of androidx.navigation:navigation-compose than 2.5.3 is available: 2.8.9
⚠️	template-compose/gradle/libs.versions.toml#L16 - A newer version of com.android.application than 8.8.2 is available: 8.9.0
⚠️	template-compose/gradle/libs.versions.toml#L16 - A newer version of com.android.library than 8.8.2 is available: 8.9.0

Kover report for template-compose:

🧛 Template - Compose Unit Tests Code Coverage: 62.12%

Coverage of Modified Files:

File	Coverage
AppColors.kt	100.00%
AppShapes.kt	100.00%
AppTypography.kt	100.00%
HomeScreen.kt	67.89%
Theme.kt	46.43%

Modified Files Not Found In Coverage Report:

AppBar.kt
Item.kt
ItemList.kt
SecondScreen.kt
ThirdScreen.kt
libs.versions.toml
libs.versions.toml

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