Generate Kotlin bindings & enable dynamic libraries for Android #40
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In order to reliably implement push notifications for a matrix client on Android (and iOS via NSE), you need to go to the native side.
This PR enables Kotlin bindings generation and switches from building static to dynamic libraries.
Using dynamic libraries reduces app startup time and improves APK size.
For details, see #285.