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[webview_benchmarks] Migrate to null safety
Migrated package to null safety
List which issues are fixed by this PR. You must list at least one issue. Fixes: #98647
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@stuartmorgan should I also update dependencies in pubspec.yaml? Since the versions used were to support non-null safe code with +2 to allow null safe.
@stuartmorgan should I also update dependencies in pubspec.yaml? Since the versions used were to support non-null safe code with +2 to allow null safe.
Yes, a null-safe package should require null-safe dependencies.
