Prev build will crash on android 12 because it claims to know about
sdk 31 but gets Bluetooth permissions wrong. It's been released on
fdroid due to miscommunication. Fix will be to roll non-gplay variants
back to 30 for now. I'm deliberately breaking gplay builds because
nothing should ship there until I sort out the permissions stuff 31
requires. (Shipping 30 is no longer possible for the gplay store.)
Main problem, aside from the explanations being stubbed out, is that
zip file overwriting doesn't work: once an entry is in the file, it'll
be there when the file's overwritten even if that entry is
excluded. This happens even if I create the file in memory and then
overwrite using the bytes.
Trying to address
androidx.preference.PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences
sometimes failing on Android 12. Using newer version of the library
probably won't hurt.
Two branches doesn't work because they can't have the same
tag. Duh. I'll do two releases, and two tags, complete with version
code change, to support pre-Kitkat and everybody else.
I'm getting a lot of crashes deep in the MQTT client. Upgrading may not fix
it, but it does crash on launch for JellyBean and before. So this
release will have the new MQTT client AND not get installed on the six
or so users I have running too-old Android. If the crashes continue
perhaps I don't orphen them. TBD.
I had a scheme where, as on WinMobile, I could download localization
data based on the local of the device I was on. Saved a lot of
space. Google didn't care about space, and I haven't for a while
either, so it's coming out except for the API that did in-place
translation of UI elements.
Since ability to grok a wordlist is a function of version, might as well
have the server know about that. Requires upping versionCode
prematurely, with stubbed-out release notes.
