Add what's new for 1.50.

                    // E.g., we have a "What's New" for 1.44 (64), but then push out a quick fix for 1.44.1 (65). We don't want to

                    // show the dialog again to people who already received 1.44 (64), but we still want to show the dialog to people

                    // upgrading from earlier versions.

                    int whats_new_version = 83; // 1.49.2

                    int whats_new_version = 84; // 1.50

                    whats_new_version = Math.min(whats_new_version, version_code); // whats_new_version should always be <= version_code, but just in case!

                    if( MyDebug.LOG ) {

                        Log.d(TAG, "whats_new_version: " + whats_new_version);

    <string name="whats_new_text" translatable="false">

        <small>[This dialog is shown when Open Camera is updated. You can disable it under

            Settings/On screen GUI/Show What\'s New dialog.]</small>

        \n\n<b>v1.49.2:</b>\n

        \n\n<b>v1.50:</b>\n

        <ul>

            <li>Fixed crash for NR photo mode on some devices since version 1.49.\n</li>

            <li>Support for latest emoji (e.g. for custom text stamp).\n</li>

            <li>Support for Camera Extensions. Selected Android 12 devices now have photo modes such as Night, Bokeh, Beauty. Requires Settings/\"Camera API\" to be set to Camera2 API.\n</li>

            <li>Allow accessing ultra-wide cameras via zoom e.g. on Pixel 5/6 (when using Camera2 API).\n</li>

            <li>Removed \"use addresses\" and \"say cheese\" options. Sorry about that, but this is due to new data privacy requirements.\n</li>

            <li>Fixed HDR on Samsung devices since Android 12.\n</li>

            <li>Fixes for flash on Camera2 API.\n</li>

            <li>Various improvements for Android 12.\n</li>

        </ul>

    </string>

</resources>