tauri-jiff

This repository is meant to provide a means to minimally test Jiff’s Android
support. Currently, this just involves printing out some logs and values without
any assertions. It’s pretty janky.

To use this, the following steps are required:

• Get Android Studio set up. I did this by installing android-ndk-25 from the
  Archlinux packages and then android-studio. Before running android-studio,
  I set export ANDROID_NDK_HOME=/opt/android-ndk.
• Once Android Studio was open, I fumbled around its GUI to create a “device.”
  I used a Pixel 9 Pro. I followed a bunch of dialogs that I didn’t understand.
  Then I ran the device.
• Then I ran cargo tauri android dev from the root of this repository. The
  first time will take a long while.

I’d also like to get Android testing in CI, and it seems like the best bet
there is something like cargo-dinghy. I’m
very concerned about doing this though because it relies on a lot of other
external tooling to make it work (including spinning up an Android emulator).
I’m already struggling to keep up with CI breaking because of some random
WASM failure.

For the actual GitHub CI workflow, see:
https://github.com/liveview-native/liveview-native-core/blob/b8643e65072aa95d69d0288b12147f3723e9cc35/.github/workflows/ci.yml#L439-L531