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This PR contains the following updates:

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google_sign_in (source) dependencies major ^6.2.1 -> ^7.0.0

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flutter/packages (google_sign_in)

v7.1.1

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  • Adds more documentation about the requirement to call initialize exactly
    once.
  • Adds information about GoogleSignInException to the migration guide.

v7.1.0

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  • Adds the missing export of GoogleSignInExceptionCode, to allow for
    structured error handling as intended by the API.

v7.0.0

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  • BREAKING CHANGE: Many APIs have changed or been replaced to reflect the
    current APIs and best practices of the underlying platform SDKs. For full
    details, see the README and migration guide, but notable highlights include:
    • The GoogleSignIn instance is now a singleton.
    • Clients must call and await the new initialize method before calling any
      other methods on the instance.
    • Authentication and authorization are now separate steps.
    • Access tokens and server auth codes are obtained via separate calls.

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