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Add deletePlaylist support to Kotlin examples for SDK 3.1.0 - #3
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Add Kotlin examples and documentation for
deletePlaylist(mapOf("id" to playlistId)), using the publishedcom.listennotes:podcast-api:3.1.0dependency. The generated reference explains that deletion is permanent and applications should ask for confirmation before deleting a playlist.CI now resolves Maven Central directly on Java 17 and 25 instead of checking out Java 3.0.0 source. The standalone verification script also works without a source override on macOS Bash 3; its previous empty-array expansion failed with
set -u. An explicit source override remains available for development.Validation:
Java 17 remains the minimum. Kotlin, Gradle, JUnit, and their locked dependencies are unchanged. This repository publishes examples, not a separate Maven package. No production API requests were made.