Add Wear navigation 3 snippets#922
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This pull request introduces Navigation 3 to the Wear OS module by adding the necessary dependencies and implementing a sample application that demonstrates screen navigation and ViewModel integration. A review comment suggests moving the hardcoded version of the compose-navigation3 dependency into the version catalog to maintain consistency with the project's dependency management.
- Create Migration.kt to house snippets for the migrate-to-navigation3.md guide. - Include both Navigation 2 and Navigation 3 code examples for comparison. - Ensure all snippets compile successfully against minSdk 33.
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The Migration.kt looks a bit weird because it's composed of very short before/after code fragments.