Merge "Update crashed phone app strings." into rvc-dev

        background. This app may be accessing and playing audio over the call.

    </string>

    <!-- Crashed in call service notification label, used when the in call service has cranshed and

    <!-- Crashed in call service notification label, used when the in call service has crashed and

         the system fall back to use system dialer. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->

    <string name="notification_crashedInCallService_title">Crashed phone app</string>

    <string name="notification_incallservice_not_responding_title">

        <xliff:g id="in_call_service_app_name">%s</xliff:g> stopped responding

    </string>

    <!-- Body of the notification presented when an in call service crashed. [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] -->

    <string name="notification_crashedInCallService_body">

        Your phone app <xliff:g id="in_call_service_app_name">%s</xliff:g> has crashed.

        You call was continued using the phone app that came with your device.

    <string name="notification_incallservice_not_responding_body">

        Your call used the phone app that came with your device

    </string>

    <!-- Content description of the call muted notification icon for

        builder.setSmallIcon(R.drawable.ic_phone)

                .setColor(mContext.getResources().getColor(R.color.theme_color))

                .setContentTitle(

                        mContext.getText(

                                R.string.notification_crashedInCallService_title))

                        mContext.getString(

                                R.string.notification_incallservice_not_responding_title, appName))

                .setStyle(new Notification.BigTextStyle()

                        .bigText(mContext.getString(

                                R.string.notification_crashedInCallService_body,

                                appName)));

                        .bigText(mContext.getText(

                                R.string.notification_incallservice_not_responding_body)));

        notificationManager.notify(NOTIFICATION_TAG, IN_CALL_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION_ID,

                builder.build());

    }