fix(ui_auth): widen app_links constraint to allow 7.x

[bjrochem72]

Description

firebase_ui_auth currently pins app_links: ^6.4.0. On iOS, the app_links 6.x line still registers through the deprecated UIApplicationDelegate lifecycle events, so every app depending on firebase_ui_auth sees an AppLinksIosPlugin deprecation warning in the launch console. app_links 7.x adopts the UIScene lifecycle and clears it.

This PR widens the constraint to ">=6.4.0 <8.0.0":

• Projects on recent Flutter resolve app_links 7.x and the warning disappears.
• Projects on older Flutter keep resolving 6.x (app_links 7.0.0 requires Flutter 3.38.1+), so no minimum-version bump is needed on firebase_ui_auth's side.

No code changes are required: this package's use of the app_links API is limited to the AppLinks() constructor and uriLinkStream (email_link_auth_provider.dart, email_verification.dart), both unchanged in 7.x — the app_links 7.0.0 changelog explicitly notes it remains backward compatible with v6 setups.

Verified locally with app_links 7.2.1 resolved in the workspace:

• dart analyze packages — no issues across all packages
• firebase_ui_auth unit tests — 69/69 passing
• firebase_ui_oauth unit tests — 7/7 passing

Related Issues

Fixes #672

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Code Review

This pull request updates the dependency constraint for app_links in packages/firebase_ui_auth/pubspec.yaml from ^6.4.0 to ">=6.4.0 <8.0.0" to expand compatibility. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.

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The CLA is now signed under the commit author email (bjroche@mod72.com), which matches the author on the single commit in this PR. Could you please re-run the check? Thanks — happy to sort out any remaining mismatch.

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Update: I've now added and verified the commit author email (bjroche@mod72.com) on my GitHub account, so it should match the signed CLA on both the commit and the account. Please re-run the CLA check. Thanks!