Remove Hermes V1 opt-out mechanism for Android#56710
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Hermes V1 is now always enabled on Android. Users can no longer set `hermesV1Enabled=false` to fall back to classic Hermes. If the property is still present in gradle.properties, a deprecation warning is logged.
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Summary:
Hermes V1 is now always enabled on Android. Users can no longer set
hermesV1Enabled=falseto fall back to classic Hermes. If the property is still present in gradle.properties, a deprecation warning is logged.Changelog:
[ANDROID] [REMOVED] - Remove opt-out for using legacy Hermes. HermesV1 is now the default and only version of Hermes.
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