Fix Dart GitHub Actions logic for resolving packages with Flutter dependencies

[jhuleatt]

Setting up flutter in test_dart.yml workflow, and updating dart pub get to run conditionally as flutter pub get only if sdk: flutter is detected in pubspec.yaml, ensuring that it resolves dependencies without issue for dart projects that may include flutter packages.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the pubspec.lock file, resulting in the downgrade of the matcher and test_api packages. The reviewer pointed out that the core logic intended for this PR is missing from the commit and that these lock file changes appear to be unintended side effects of dependency resolution in an older environment. Additionally, a suspicious Flutter SDK version requirement was identified in the lock file.

[gemini-code-assist]

The changes described in the pull request (modifying test_dart.yml and adding conditional logic for flutter pub get) are missing from this diff. The current changes only update pubspec.lock, resulting in a downgrade of matcher (0.12.19 to 0.12.18) and test_api (0.7.10 to 0.7.9). This indicates that the core logic of the fix was not included in the commit, and the lock file update appears to be an unintended side effect of a dependency re-resolution in an older environment. Additionally, the lock file contains a suspicious SDK requirement for Flutter (>=3.38.0) in the sdks section, which does not correspond to any existing Flutter version.