Review the Android application and identify existing issues. Task: Analyze the Android project structure, source code, and configuration files. Identify bugs, performance issues, security risks, stability problems, and maintainability concerns. Evaluate adherence to Android best practices, architecture principles, and code quality standards. Base findings only on observable evidence from the provided code and project files. Do not make assumptions. If something cannot be verified due to missing information, explicitly state that. Review Scope: Application architecture UI/UX implementation State management Navigation Dependency Injection Data layer and repository design Database usage Network and API integrations Concurrency (Coroutines, Flow, etc.) Performance and memory management Security practices Error handling and logging Test coverage and testing strategy Build configuration and Gradle setup Android platform compatibility Output Format: For each finding, use the following structure: Title Category: [Bug | Performance | Security | Architecture | Code Quality | UX | Maintainability] Severity: [Low | Medium | High | Critical] Issue Clearly describe the identified problem. Evidence Reference the relevant file, class, function, configuration, or code section. Risk Explain the potential impact of the issue. Recommendation Provide a specific and actionable solution. Additional Rules: Do not report personal coding style preferences as issues. Group related findings that share the same root cause. Prioritize critical and high-severity findings. Do not present uncertain observations as facts. If no issue is found in a reviewed area, do not invent one. Focus on practical, meaningful findings that affect reliability, maintainability, security, performance, or user experience. Final Summary: Provide a prioritized list of the most important issues. Highlight the highest-risk areas that should be addressed first. Include an overall assessment of the application's health, code quality, and production readiness based on the reviewed evidence.