feat(android)!: specify export mode on BroadcastReceivers, requires compileSdk 33+

[AndyG]

This PR introduces Android targetSdk 34 (Android 14) support.

Without this PR, devices running Android 14 will crash if the app using this dependency is using targetSdk=34.

An alternative approach would be to directly include androidx.core:core as a dependency of this project and use ContextCompat.registerReceiver instead.

More information can be found in this issue: #681

This is the smallest change that I can make and have this work, I think. Locally, in order to get this to build on my machine, I did also need to upgrade the gradle wrapper to work with newer JDKs. But I don't think those changes are necessary for this PR. We'll see what CI says :P

[mikehardy]

Fantastic - a request for your thoughts but leaning towards release as is as noted in comment

[mikehardy]

Looks like we just ran into the issue where CI doesn't actually even attempt to compile the java which is "awesome", so CI has nothing really to say about it. Will pull locally though and give it a run

[AndyG]

let me know what your local results are! to be candid my react native experience is limited and I want a second opinion 🙇

[mikehardy]

works fine - but the irony is that the code modification was required for a code path that is only exercised if Build.VERSION_CODE <= 23 😆

So the new registration style will never actually be triggered, as far as I know? On modern emulators (API34) it isn't used, at least, but for emulator API23 I do see the receiver registration, but it uses the old code path.

I suppose for Fire devices it could trigger but I don't have one of those to test... Either way, looks good and things are working

FWIW - I wasn't able to test this easily at all until I (finally) merged #582 - big improvement for the example app, everything actually works out of the box now for people looking to contribute

[matt-oakes]

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