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BufferQueues can now be of unlimited size, according to the wishes of the producer. We add four new methods: - IGBC::allowUnlimitedSlots, which permits the IGBP to call extendSlotCount - IGBP::extendSlotCount, which increases the total available slot count to a fixed number and notifies the consumer via ICL::onSlotCountChanged - ICL::onSlotCountChanged, which notifies the consumer to resize its personal slot vector - IGBC::getReleasedBuffersExtented, which is like getReleasedBuffers but with an arbitrary sized bitvector instead of a fixed 64 bit vector The internal representation of the slots in BufferQueueCore is now a vector instead of an array, and can grow (but not shrink). The only consumers of these new APIs are intented to be Surface and ConsumerBase. Everything else is being migrated away from IGBP/IGBC anyway. This is part of go/warren-buffers. Bug: 341359814 Flag: com.android.graphics.libgui.flags.wb_unlimited_slots Test: new tests, old tests Change-Id: I0df872b9d6f9273854cc07a88d29b65451e1832a