Clarifying docs for USE_EXACT_ALARM

         For more details, see <a

         href="{@docRoot}about/versions/12/behavior-changes-12#exact-alarm-permission">

         Exact alarm permission</a>.

         <p>Apps who hold this permission and target API level 31 or above, always stay in the

         <p>Apps need to target API {@link android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES#S} or above to be able to

         request this permission. Note that apps targeting lower API levels do not need this

         permission to use exact alarm APIs.

         <p>Apps that hold this permission, always stay in the

         {@link android.app.usage.UsageStatsManager#STANDBY_BUCKET_WORKING_SET WORKING_SET} or

         lower standby bucket.

         Applications targeting API level 30 or below do not need this permission to use

         exact alarm APIs.

         <p>If your app relies on exact alarms for core functionality, it can instead request

         {@link android.Manifest.permission#USE_EXACT_ALARM} once it targets API

         {@link android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES#TIRAMISU}. All apps using exact alarms for secondary

         features (which should still be user facing) should continue using this permission.

     -->

    <permission android:name="android.permission.SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM"

        android:protectionLevel="normal|appop"/>

    <!-- Allows apps to use exact alarms just like with SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM but without needing

        to request this permission from the user.

        <p><b>This is only for apps that rely on exact alarms for their core functionality.</b>

        App stores may enforce policies to audit and review the use of this permission. Any app that

        requests this but is found to not require exact alarms for its primary function may be

        removed from the app store.

    <!-- Allows apps to use exact alarms just like with {@link

         android.Manifest.permission#SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM} but without needing to request this

         permission from the user.

         <p><b> This is only intended for use by apps that rely on exact alarms for their core

         functionality.</b> You should continue using {@code SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM} if your app needs

         exact alarms for a secondary feature that users may or may not use within your app.

         <p> Keep in mind that this is a powerful permission and app stores may enforce policies to

         audit and review the use of this permission. Such audits may involve removal from the app

         store if the app is found to be misusing this permission.

         <p> Apps need to target API {@link android.os.Build.VERSION_CODES#TIRAMISU} or above to be

         able to request this permission. Note that only one of {@code USE_EXACT_ALARM} or

         {@code SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM} should be requested on a device. If your app is already using

         {@code SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM} on older SDKs but need {@code USE_EXACT_ALARM} on SDK 33 and

         above, then {@code SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM} should be declared with a max-sdk attribute, like:

         <pre>

         <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM"

         	 android:maxSdkVersion="32" />

         </pre>

         <p>Apps that hold this permission, always stay in the

         {@link android.app.usage.UsageStatsManager#STANDBY_BUCKET_WORKING_SET WORKING_SET} or

         lower standby bucket.

    -->

    <permission android:name="android.permission.USE_EXACT_ALARM"

                android:protectionLevel="normal"/>