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URL: https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37430#issuecomment-3805848070

   ## Summary of Changes
   
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   This pull request addresses and resolves internal technical issues within 
the playground frontend by performing a comprehensive update and pinning of 
several Flutter package dependencies. The changes ensure compatibility and 
stability across the project's various components, including generated code for 
assets, models, and testing utilities, which were regenerated to align with the 
updated dependency versions.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **Dependency Updates and Pinning**: Several Flutter package dependencies 
in `playground_components/pubspec.yaml` have been updated and explicitly pinned 
to specific versions (e.g., `app_state`, `easy_localization`, `fluttertoast`, 
`keyed_collection_widgets`, `dart_style`, `flutter_gen_core`, 
`flutter_gen_runner`). This also involved adjusting versions for `intl` and 
`material_color_utilities`.
   * **Generated Code Updates**: Multiple auto-generated files have been 
updated. This includes `playground_components/assets/symbols/go.g.yaml` with 
numerous additions and removals of Go symbols and data structures, and 
`playground_components/lib/src/models/example.g.dart` and `example_base.g.dart` 
to include an `alwaysRun` field and robust `contextLine` parsing. Mock files 
(`.mocks.dart`) were also regenerated due to a Mockito version update.
   * **Asset Loading Flexibility**: The `provider()` method in 
`playground_components/lib/src/assets/assets.gen.dart` was enhanced to accept 
optional `bundle` and `package` parameters, providing more control over how 
assets are loaded.
   * **Mockito Version Upgrade**: The Mockito testing framework was updated 
from version `5.3.2` to `5.4.2` across various mock files, along with the 
addition of a `@dart=2.19` directive in one of them.
   
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