Updated Android sdk to v10.0.0 Catnip

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Description

Update the Android SDK docs for v10.0.0 (Catnip)

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Notes for QA

The SDK docs updated and the config-v2-sdk-support-table.md

Requirement checklist

• I have validated my changes on a test/local environment.
• I have checked the SNYK/Dependabot reports and applied the suggested changes.
• (Optional) I have updated outdated packages.

[adams85]

Could you also adapt and add...

• this part to the getValue section:

  docs/website/docs/sdk-reference/dotnet.md

  Lines 156 to 185 in f850e29

  	<div id="setting-type-mapping"></div>
  	| Setting Kind | Type parameter `T` |
  	| -------------- | --------------------------------- |
  	| On/Off Toggle | `bool` / `bool?` |
  	| Text | `string` / `string?` |
  	| Whole Number | `int` / `int?` / `long` / `long?` |
  	| Decimal Number | `double` / `double?` |
  	In addition to the types mentioned above, you also have the option to provide `object` or `object?` for the type parameter regardless of the setting kind.
  	However, this approach is not recommended as it may involve [boxing](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/types/boxing-and-unboxing).
  	It's important to note that providing any other type for the type parameter will result in an `ArgumentException`.
  	If you specify an allowed type but it mismatches the setting kind, an error message will be logged and `defaultValue` will be returned.
  	When relying on type inference and not explicitly specifying the type parameter, be mindful of potential type mismatch issues, especially with number types.
  	For example, `client.GetValue("keyOfMyDecimalSetting", 0)` will return `defaultValue` (`0`) instead of the actual value of the decimal setting because
  	the compiler infers the type as `int` instead of `double`, that is, the call is equivalent to `client.GetValue<int>("keyOfMyDecimalSetting", 0)`,
  	which is a type mismatch.
  	To correctly evaluate a decimal setting, you should use:
  	```csharp
  	var value = client.GetValue("keyOfMyDecimalSetting", 0.0);
  	// -or-
  	var value = client.GetValue("keyOfMyDecimalSetting", 0d);
  	// -or-
  	var value = client.GetValue<double>("keyOfMyDecimalSetting", 0);
  	```

• this part to the getValueDetails section:

  docs/website/docs/sdk-reference/dotnet.md

  Lines 207 to 210 in f850e29

  	:::caution
  	It is important to provide an argument for the `defaultValue` parameter, specifically for the `T` generic type parameter,
  	that matches the type of the feature flag or setting you are evaluating. Please refer to [this table](#setting-type-mapping) for the corresponding types.
  	:::

Oh, and to the Java SDK docs as well, while we're at it. (Sorry, I forgot to mention this when reviewing the Java SDK PR.)

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