Update android-studio.md

[kumaran-IV0IV]

docs: clarify that the Flutter SDK must be installed separately from the Android Studio plugin.

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This pull request enhances the android-studio.md documentation by providing crucial clarification regarding the installation process of the Flutter SDK, emphasizing its independence from the Android Studio plugin. Additionally, it refines the document's presentation by applying consistent formatting to all numbered lists, improving readability and adherence to style standards.

Highlights

• Documentation Clarity: Added a prominent note to the android-studio.md documentation, clarifying that the Flutter SDK must be installed separately from the Android Studio plugin, and provided a link to the installation tutorial.
• Formatting Consistency: Standardized the formatting of numbered lists throughout the android-studio.md file by removing leading spaces, ensuring adherence to documentation style guidelines.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to clarify that the Flutter SDK must be installed separately from the Android Studio plugin, and also includes several formatting changes to ordered lists. My review focuses on the added clarification note, for which I've suggested an improvement to enhance clarity and correct a link that was pointing to the wrong installation guide.

[gemini-code-assist]

The added note is helpful, but it could be improved for clarity and correctness. The current wording is slightly awkward, and the link for installing the Flutter SDK incorrectly points to the Android Studio installation guide. Additionally, the link definition for [tutorial] is redundant.

I suggest rephrasing the note and using the correct link to the Flutter installation guide to avoid confusion for users.

Suggested change

	::note
	You still need to install the **Flutter SDK** even if the flutter plugin installed in **Android Studio**
	* Follow this – [tutorial]({{site.android-dev}}/studio/install) to install the Flutter SDK
	[tutorial]: {{site.android-dev}}/studio/install
	::note
	You still need to install the **Flutter SDK**; the Flutter plugin for **Android Studio** doesn't install it for you.
	* To install the Flutter SDK, follow the [installation guide](/install).