AppSearch as persistent layer for shortcut
Currently shortcuts are persisted into xml file upon creation/update. This CL additionally writes those shortcuts into AppSearch. Shortcuts persisted in AppSearch will only be removed when its publisher calls setDynamicShortcuts/disableShortcuts or one of the removal api. Shortcuts won't get removed as a result of exceeding the limit defined in getMaxShortcutCountPerActivity(). - setDynamicShortcuts: 1. Turn all dynamic shortcuts in memory into floating shortcuts. 2. Remove orphaned shortcuts (floating shotcuts that are neither cached nor pinned). 3. Add given shortcuts into memory. 4. Remove all shortcuts from AppSearch in background thread. 5. Schedule a job that writes shortcuts from memory into AppSearch in a background thread. - addDynamicShortcuts/updateShortcuts: 1. Add or update shortcuts in memory. 2. Schedule a job that writes shortcuts from memory into AppSearch in a background thread. - remove APIs: 1. Removes shortcuts from the system ram synchronously. 2. Removes shortcuts from AppSearch in a background thread. - reportShortcutUsed: 1. Generates an Usage Event that gets propagated to UsageEventManager. 2. Reports document usage in AppSearch in a background thread. - applyRestore: 1. Parses backup payload and load shortcuts into memory. 2. Persists shortcuts in memory into xml. 3. Schedule a job that writes shortcuts from memory into AppSearch in a background thread. - disableShortcuts 1. Turn correponding dynamic shortcuts in memory into floating shortcuts. 2. Remove orphaned shortcuts (floating shortcuts that are neither cached nor pinned). 3. If any of the shortcuts are removed as a result of step 2, removes corresponding shortcuts from AppSearch in a background thread. - enableShortcuts 1. Given the list of shortcutIds, if there exists a matching floating shortcut, that floating shortcut will be converted into dynamic shortcut again. Otherwise the shortcutId is ignored. 2. Since this API only mutates in-memory state of a shortcut that is not persisted into AppSearch, there will be no behavioral change here. - requestPinShortcuts: This api mutates in-memory states of a shortcut, these states are not persisted in AppSearch, thus there will be no behavioral change. Bug: 151359749 Test: manually enable feature flag and run ShortcutManagerTest12 Test: atest ShortcutManagerTest1 ShortcutManagerTest2 ShortcutManagerTest3 ShortcutManagerTest4 ShortcutManagerTest5 ShortcutManagerTest6 ShortcutManagerTest7 ShortcutManagerTest8 ShortcutManagerTest9 ShortcutManagerTest10 ShortcutManagerTest11 ShortcutManagerTest12 Test: atest CtsShortcutManagerTestCases Change-Id: Ibc06fa705cb65c220c4991a1b0247c1a4f318fed
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