Add wallpaper default permissions

    manifest: "AndroidManifest.xml",

    additional_manifests: [":WallpaperPicker2_Manifest"],

    overrides: ["WallpaperPicker2"],

    required: ["privapp_whitelist_com.android.wallpaper"],

    required: [

        "default_permissions_com.android.wallpaper",

        "privapp_whitelist_com.android.wallpaper"

    ],

}

prebuilt_etc {

    name: "default_permissions_com.android.wallpaper",

    system_ext_specific: true,

    src: "default_permissions_com.android.wallpaper.xml",

    sub_dir: "default-permissions",

    filename_from_src: true,

}

prebuilt_etc {

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' standalone='yes' ?>

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<!--

    This file contains permissions to be granted by default. Default

    permissions are granted to special platform components and to apps

    that are approved to get default grants. The special components

    are apps that are expected to work out-of-the-box as they provide

    core use cases such as default dialer, default email, etc. These

    grants are managed by the platform. The apps that are additionally

    approved for default grants are ones that provide carrier specific

    functionality, ones legally required at some location, ones providing

    alternative disclosure and opt-out UI, ones providing highlight features

    of a dedicated device, etc. This file contains only the latter exceptions.

    Fixed permissions cannot be controlled by the user and need a special

    approval. Typically these are to ensure either legally mandated functions

    or the app is considered a part of the OS.

-->

<exceptions>

    <exception package="com.android.wallpaper">

        <permission name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" fixed="false"/>

    </exception>

</exceptions>