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I am given a possible solution but the documentation linked is for declaring repositories, when in actual fact `featureflag` is just another gradle module.

..and the code completion tool can find it in the build.gradle file in the offending module.

Wow, this is so much more helpful.

So I guess this is saying that my `featureflag` module has an android dependency but `usecases` doesn't and that's the reason for the problem?

So then because `featureflag` has an android dependency, then `usecases` will need one too ? ? ?

But, I thought that the `implementation` declaration in the gradle file, means that `usecases` shouldn't care about how the outputs of `featureflag` are built. Is my understanding not correct?