Updates modifiers used in Wear M3 1.6.0

[garanj]

Migrates TransformingLazyColumn examples to 1.6.0 (rc01) of Wear Compose.

Specifically:

• Using minimumVerticalContentPadding to correctly set the list padding top and bottom
• Using snapFlingBehavior to demonstrate snapping

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the Wear Compose M3 examples to align with the 1.6.0-rc01 release. The primary goal is to showcase the new minimumVerticalContentPadding modifier for proper list item spacing and to demonstrate the snapFlingBehavior for TransformingLazyColumn, ensuring the examples reflect the latest API changes and best practices.

Highlights

• Wear Compose M3 Version Update: Updated Wear Compose M3 libraries to version 1.6.0-rc01 across the project dependencies.
• Content Padding Refinement: Implemented minimumVerticalContentPadding modifier for ListHeader and Button components within TransformingLazyColumn to correctly set list padding.
• Snap Fling Behavior Demonstration: Demonstrated the use of snapFlingBehavior with TransformingLazyColumn for improved scrolling interaction.
• Horologist API Removal: Removed dependencies and usage of the Horologist library in the list examples, migrating to native Wear Compose M3 components.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully migrates the TransformingLazyColumn examples to use the new APIs from Wear Compose 1.6.0, removing dependencies on Horologist. The changes correctly adopt minimumVerticalContentPadding and snapFlingBehavior. I have one suggestion to improve the consistency of an example snippet.