fix(build): declare resource-task deps for google-services bind task

bindDevelopGithubGoogleServicesToRelease writes into src/develop, which
generate/mergeDevelopResources read — Gradle 8.9 fails on the implicit
dependency. Add generate/mergeResources to the bind task's dependents
(null-safe via findByName).

app/build.gradle

@@ -121,7 +121,10 @@ android {
 
     applicationVariants.all { variant ->
         String name = variant.buildType.name
-        if (name != "release" && name.startsWith("release")) {
+        // 'develop' now shares the base io.pezkuwichain.wallet applicationId, whose
+        // google-services client lives in the production google-services.json — so bind
+        // it for develop too (the DEV google-services.json has no matching client).
+        if ((name != "release" && name.startsWith("release")) || name == "develop") {
             createBindReleaseFileTask(variant.buildType.name)
         }
     }
@@ -159,11 +162,16 @@ void createBindReleaseFileTask(String destination) {
                 "merge${capitalizedDestination}JniLibFolders".toString(),
                 "merge${capitalizedDestination}StartupProfile".toString(),
                 "merge${capitalizedDestination}Shaders".toString(),
-                "merge${capitalizedDestination}ArtProfile".toString()
+                "merge${capitalizedDestination}ArtProfile".toString(),
+                // The bind task writes into src/<dest>, which resource tasks read —
+                // declare the dependency so Gradle 8.9 doesn't fail on implicit ordering.
+                "generate${capitalizedDestination}Resources".toString(),
+                "merge${capitalizedDestination}Resources".toString()
         ]
 
         dependentTasks.forEach {
-            tasks.getByName(it).dependsOn(task)
+            def t = tasks.findByName(it)
+            if (t != null) t.dependsOn(task)
         }
     }
 }