Add AndroidManifest and related classes for new manifest merging implementation AndroidManifest represents a new class to handle decoupled Android manifest processing (as opposed to the existing ApplicationManifest, which handles manifests, resources, and assets all together). This new manifest processing pipeline will be used by the Skylark Android Data API. AndroidManifest wraps the manifest and related information, so we don't just pass around untyped Artifacts all the time. Additionally, the StampedAndroidManifest subclass explicitly states that a manifest has been stamped with the correct package (previous confusion between passing around the stamped and unstamped manifests has led to bugs in Blaze). Unlike the old manifest processing pipeline, AndroidManifest: - Does not support the old legacy manifest merger - Is decoupled from resource and asset processing - Does incremental merges - Always has the package defined at analysis time - Can be run without an input manifest (for rules which don't specify their own manifest but either inherit manifests that should be merged or to provide a dummy manifest for tooling) RELNOTES: none PiperOrigin-RevId: 190119992
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