Update Wear OS readme and fix NetworkException conflict

[JohnZoellerG]

Update Wear OS readme and fix NetworkException conflict

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and correctness of the Shrine sample application, particularly concerning its Wear OS integration. It updates core documentation to better reflect Wear OS support, refactors a key exception class within the Wear OS module for improved code organization, and provides a much more detailed and informative README for the Wear OS component, outlining its capabilities, constraints, and setup requirements.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The main README.md has been updated to explicitly mention support for Wear OS in the Shrine sample app and includes a new section directing users to the dedicated Wear OS documentation.
• Dependency Upgrade: The Android Gradle Plugin version has been updated to 8.13.0 in libs.versions.toml.
• Code Refactoring: The NetworkException.kt file in the Wear OS module was refactored to correct its package name and properly define the NetworkException class, replacing unrelated theme color definitions.
• Wear OS README Enhancement: The wear/readme.md has been significantly revised to provide comprehensive details on the Wear OS Shrine sample's functionality, limitations (e.g., inability to create passkeys on Wear), and prerequisites for setup and testing.

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Code Review

This pull request updates documentation to reflect the addition of a Wear OS module, bumps the Android Gradle Plugin version, and fixes a file (NetworkException.kt) that had incorrect content. The changes are generally positive and improve the project. I've provided a few suggestions to fix a typo in the documentation, improve project structure by moving a README file, and adhere to file formatting conventions.