Add DocumentsProvider for Android.#1998
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Awesome, finally someone did it 😄
Thank you.
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In Android 11 and later, file access from the other app got strict. So we cannot edit files under the home directory of TIC-80.
This PR will enable to edit source code file under the home directory of TIC-80 by any Android text editor with Storage Access Framework.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/providers/document-provider?hl=en
These screenshots are of the file open dialog of a text editor app (Jota+). I confirmed that I can edit hello.rb with the app and then the editing result is affected by pressing Ctrl-R on TIC-80.
I expect this PR might solve some part of #1540