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ci: test the Flutter 3.44 leg against the material_ui floor - #869

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material_ui 1.3.0 and cupertino_ui 1.1.0 (published 2026-09-15) keep the flutter: >=3.44.0 constraint but use awaitNotRequired, which only exists in the meta bundled with Flutter 3.47. Since then every run of the 3.44 matrix leg fails while compiling the tests, whatever the change under test (first seen on #864).

This downgrades those two packages to the minimum the pubspec allows on the 3.44 leg only (flutter pub downgrade material_ui cupertino_ui). The lower bound is the version that leg should be testing anyway; the 3.47 leg still resolves the newest. Verified locally that the package passes analyze + 648 tests against material_ui 1.1.1 / cupertino_ui 1.0.2.

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material_ui 1.3.0 and cupertino_ui 1.1.0 (published 2026-09-15) keep the
`flutter: >=3.44.0` constraint but use `awaitNotRequired`, which only
exists in the `meta` bundled with Flutter 3.47. Since then every run of
the 3.44 leg fails while compiling the tests, whatever the change under
test.

Downgrade those two packages to the minimum the pubspec allows on that
leg. The lower bound is the version that leg should be testing anyway,
and the 3.47 leg still resolves the newest.
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hm21 merged commit 39ef1bf into stable Sep 16, 2026
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