fix: remove unnecessary react plugin to avoid duplicate class generation

[aryaminus]

Summary

• Remove com.facebook.react plugin to prevent duplicate class generation for TurboModules in the monorepo.
• The library uses Nitrogen for bindings, making the standard Codegen plugin unnecessary and conflicting.

Motivation

The com.facebook.react plugin is primarily for apps. When applied to a library in a workspace, it scans dependencies and generates code for TurboModules (like react-native-safe-area-context). Since the example app also applies this plugin, it causes duplicate class errors (e.g., RNCSafeAreaProviderManagerDelegate). This library uses Nitrogen, so the standard plugin is not required.

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Pull request overview

This PR removes the com.facebook.react plugin from the library's Android build configuration to prevent duplicate class generation in a monorepo setup. The library uses Nitrogen/Nitro for code generation instead of React Native's standard Codegen, making the React plugin unnecessary and conflicting when both the library and example app apply it.

Key Changes

• Removed apply plugin: "com.facebook.react" from the library's android/build.gradle
• This prevents duplicate TurboModule class generation (e.g., RNCSafeAreaProviderManagerDelegate) when the example app also scans dependencies

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