Bundle additional libraries with QKL

[Laxystem]

• KotlinX Serialization for Minecraft is a fabric library that allows serialization of Minecraft classes such as NBT and UUID. 142 KB in size.
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• KotlinX Immutable Collections adds faster (copying is O(1) compared to mutable collections' O(n)) immutable collections. 238 KB in size.
• Oshai's Kotlin Logging is a faster and prettier kotlin-first logging library implemented on top of SLF4J, used by official kotlin libraries. 157 KB in size.

These libraries are very useful - and bundling them with KQL can save storage space, preventing multiple mods from bundling them each.

[Pyrofab]

Turns out adding a separate minecraft serialization library may not be strictly necessary as we already have our own. That said, Fudge's library does provide several types and convenience methods that we do not have yet, as well as the rather large advantage of serializing to PacketByteBuf with maximal efficiency.
Another option would be to add more Codec-related helpers to QKL, and implement optimized codec network serialization in the form of CBOR ops - which would bring better interoperability with other minecraft systems, but also worsen performance of sync operations.

[Pyrofab]

Looking at how the project is structured, I think those additions would have to go either in the core or in the library subproject.

[Laxystem]

I've read the project's README, and it seems like core is for the Kotlin adapter, and library is for FLK and other qkl specific things. So it made sense to us that each "sublibrary" in QKL should be declared in the root project. We could move that tho, not a problem.

[Laxystem]

As for the weird git diff - this PR also sorts dependency versions alphabetically.