live update permission toggle

[alabiaga]

Add message/toggle to allow user to enable live update permission in settings

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a feature that allows users to manage "Live Updates" notification permissions more easily. It introduces a new UI component in the LiveUpdateSample that detects if these specific notifications are disabled and provides a button to navigate the user directly to the relevant system settings page to enable them. This enhances the user experience by making permission management more intuitive and accessible for critical live update features.

Highlights

• Live Update Permission Toggle: A new UI element has been introduced to allow users to enable or disable "Live Updates" notification permissions directly from the app's settings.
• Direct Settings Navigation: The application now provides a direct link to the specific app notification promotion settings within the Android system settings, improving user accessibility.
• Permission Status Check: A new utility function isPostPromotionsEnabled() has been added to SnackbarNotificationManager to programmatically check the status of live update notification permissions.
• AndroidManifest Update: The AndroidManifest.xml file has been updated to include an intent filter, enabling the application to launch the specific notification promotion settings screen.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully adds a user-facing message and a toggle to enable live update permissions, guiding them to the system settings. The implementation is solid, including updates to the AndroidManifest and the creation of a new Composable to handle the permission check. I've included a few suggestions to enhance the code, focusing on improving user navigation behavior and adhering to common Kotlin and Compose coding conventions.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and to follow idiomatic Compose conventions, you can use a property delegate (by) for your MutableState. This will allow you to access and modify the value directly without needing to use .value.

To use this, you may need to add import androidx.compose.runtime.getValue and import androidx.compose.runtime.setValue.

Suggested change

	val isPostPromotionsEnabled = remember { mutableStateOf(SnackbarNotificationManager.isPostPromotionsEnabled()) }
	LifecycleEventEffect(Lifecycle.Event.ON_RESUME) {
	isPostPromotionsEnabled.value = SnackbarNotificationManager.isPostPromotionsEnabled()
	}
	if (!isPostPromotionsEnabled.value) {
	var isPostPromotionsEnabled by remember { mutableStateOf(SnackbarNotificationManager.isPostPromotionsEnabled()) }
	LifecycleEventEffect(Lifecycle.Event.ON_RESUME) {
	isPostPromotionsEnabled = SnackbarNotificationManager.isPostPromotionsEnabled()
	}
	if (!isPostPromotionsEnabled) {

[gemini-code-assist]

Using Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK is not ideal here. Since LocalContext.current within a Composable hosted by an Activity will typically be that Activity's context, starting the settings activity in a new task can disrupt the user's navigation flow. When they press the back button from the settings screen, they might not return to your app as expected. It's better to launch the settings activity in the same task by removing this flag.

[gemini-code-assist]

The code inside this function is not correctly indented. Following standard Kotlin formatting guidelines improves code readability and maintainability.

Suggested change

	fun isPostPromotionsEnabled(): Boolean {
	return notificationManager.canPostPromotedNotifications()
	}
	fun isPostPromotionsEnabled(): Boolean {
	return notificationManager.canPostPromotedNotifications()
	}