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[gradle] Remove dokka plugin #4995
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Summary: This is currently breaking our jetpack-compose build and blocks the entire release as a consequence: #4970 There are all sorts of workarounds but they require changing the java target which could have other downstream consequences: Kotlin/dokka#2956 We don't actually rely on these artefacts at all, so it's probably safe to just disable this. Closes #4970 Test Plan: ./gradlew publishToMavenLocal
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[gradle] Remove dokka plugin
Summary:
This is currently breaking our jetpack-compose build and blocks the entire release
as a consequence: #4970
There are all sorts of workarounds but they require changing the java target
which could have other downstream consequences: Kotlin/dokka#2956
We don't actually rely on these artefacts at all, so it's probably safe to just disable this.
Closes #4970
Test Plan:
./gradlew publishToMavenLocal