[alexander-yevsyukov]

Follow-up to #803. That PR documented every object-level @Suppress entry
under buildSrc/src/main/kotlin/io/spine/dependency/local/ with a
/* rationale */ comment, without adding, removing or reordering a single
suppression name. Writing those rationales is what exposed that two unused
entries had nothing left to suppress. This PR removes exactly those two.

Why these two, and only these two

The catalogues in this package are copied into every downstream repo by
./config/pull, so a constant with no reference inside config is the
expected state, not evidence of staleness. A class-level unused
suppression is dead only when every declared member is referenced — which
is what makes these two objects special. Nine other catalogues in the package
keep their unused entry for exactly this reason, and this PR leaves them
untouched.

Spine declares two members, both referenced:

Member	References outside Spine.kt
group	11
toolsGroup	17

All 28 live inside buildSrc, which migrate copies wholesale — so the
referencing files always travel with Spine.kt. The old rationale, "Some
subprojects do not use all the declared groups", could never apply: no
consumer can receive Spine.kt without also receiving its referencers.

DokkaTools declares three members, all referenced:

Member	Referenced by
extensions	DokkaExts.kt:48, inside useDokkaWithSpineExtensions()
group	the extensions template, same file
version	the extensions template, same file

The chain terminates at an entry point rather than trailing off into dead
code: dokka-setup.gradle.kts:23 calls useDokkaWithSpineExtensions(), and
that precompiled script plugin is applied by id from jvm-module.gradle.kts:43
and kmp-publish.gradle.kts:50. Reflect already has this exact shape — only
its lib referenced across files, the rest consumed by lib's own template —
and carries no unused entry.

What is deliberately unchanged

• ConstPropertyName stays in both files. The names are lowerCamelCase
  const vals by this catalogue's own convention, so that entry is live.
• No version literal, Maven coordinate, other suppression name, or entry
  order was touched. The diff is two deleted lines.
• The remaining single-entry @Suppress(...) keeps its multi-line form and
  trailing comma, matching BaseTypes.kt, Change.kt, TestLib.kt and
  Reflect.kt. Collapsing it to one line would exceed detekt's
  MaxLineLength: 100 once the inline rationale is included.

Severity

unused is an IDE inspection. Neither detekt nor the Kotlin compiler enforces
it, so a stale entry costs nothing at build time and this change has no effect
on compilation. It is IDE-noise cleanup.

Verification

./gradlew detekt passes (:buildSrc:compileKotlin executed, not cached).
config has no root version.gradle.kts, so the version gate does not apply;
build is ambiguous here and dokkaGenerate is not registered, so detekt is
the gate. Reviewed by spine-code-review, kotlin-engineer, review-docs and
dependency-audit.

Still open, not addressed here

• Entry ordering across the package is inconsistent: 9 files lead with
  ConstPropertyName, 5 with unused, and CoreJvmCompiler with
  MemberVisibilityCanBePrivate. Cosmetic, and mixing it into a PR that
  changes which inspections are suppressed is the kind of churn that got
  this work split out of Bump CoreJvm -> 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT.571 #801.
• The inverse gap. BaseTypes and Change have no reference anywhere in
  this repo, yet carry no unused entry at all — the mirror image of what
  this PR fixes. Pre-existing, and presumably fine in practice because
  consumers use the distributed buildSrc.

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🟢 Approved

Both removals are supported by existing member references and leave executable code and dependency coordinates unchanged.

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What changed in this PR

Removes two obsolete unused suppressions from dependency catalogues distributed to downstream repositories, following #803.

Changes:

• Removes unused from Spine and DokkaTools.
• Preserves ConstPropertyName, annotation formatting, and all dependency coordinates.

File	Description
buildSrc/​src/​main/​kotlin/​io/​spine/​dependency/​local/​Spine.kt	Removes the obsolete group-constant suppression.
buildSrc/​src/​main/​kotlin/​io/​spine/​dependency/​local/​DokkaTools.kt	Removes the obsolete Dokka catalogue suppression.

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