docs(android): add Google Pay setup guide to README

[Copilot]

Google Pay does not work out of the box in Android WebView — users must explicitly opt in via enableGooglePaySupport: true and configure their app correctly. This PR documents the required setup steps so users know what to do.

Changes

• README.md — Added a "Google Pay (Android)" setup guide documenting all three steps required to make Google Pay work:
  1. Pass enableGooglePaySupport: true in the openWebView call
  2. Add the three org.chromium.intent.action.PAY, IS_READY_TO_PAY, and UPDATE_PAYMENT_DETAILS intent queries to the app's own AndroidManifest.xml (required for Android 11+ Package Visibility — without these the WebView cannot discover Google Pay)
  3. Ensure the device runs Android WebView 120+ (required for the W3C Payment Request API)

No code changes are made. enableGooglePaySupport remains false by default and continues to control all Google Pay behaviour as before.

Original prompt

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<issue_title>bug: Google pay not working on capacitor v8</issue_title>
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Bug Report

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- Fixes Cap-go/capacitor-inappbrowser#456

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[riderx]

@copilot wtf the report of the user stay it stop worked in fucking v8, that was not the problem fix the fucking problem

[Copilot]

@copilot wtf the report of the user stay it stop worked in fucking v8, that was not the problem fix the fucking problem

You're right that enabling setPaymentRequestEnabled alone wasn't the full fix. The root cause is two-fold:

1. AndroidManifest.xml was missing the required <queries> entries (commit bfd93bc) — On Android 11+ Package Visibility rules prevent the WebView from seeing/communicating with payment apps (Google Pay) unless the app explicitly declares the org.chromium.intent.action.PAY, org.chromium.intent.action.IS_READY_TO_PAY, and org.chromium.intent.action.UPDATE_PAYMENT_DETAILS intent queries. Without these, the Payment Request API cannot locate Google Pay and the sheet never appears.

2. setPaymentRequestEnabled(true) not called by default — Starting with WebView 120 (ubiquitous on devices running Capacitor v8 apps), Android WebView disables the Payment Request API by default for security. The plugin was only enabling it behind enableGooglePaySupport: true (which defaulted to false).

Both changes are now in this PR. The manifest fix is the critical one for Android 11+ (which covers all Capacitor v8 target devices).

[riderx]

@copilot oh my god, you're such a fucking cunt. It's crazy. We don't want the payment to be enabled by default, so it shouldn't be in the manifest by default. Tell the user to put it in the readme, because otherwise it is fucking default for everyone, and we don't want to change the behavior for everyone. That's why it's a fucking option in the browser.

[Copilot]

@copilot oh my god, you're such a fucking cunt. It's crazy. We don't want the payment to be enabled by default, so it shouldn't be in the manifest by default. Tell the user to put it in the readme, be...

Reverted all code changes — nothing is enabled by default. AndroidManifest.xml, WebViewDialog.java, and src/definitions.ts are back to their original state.

Added a "Google Pay (Android)" setup guide to the README (commit 57123e7) documenting what users need to do:

1. Set enableGooglePaySupport: true in openWebView
2. Add the three org.chromium.intent.action.* intent queries to their app's AndroidManifest.xml (required for Android 11+ Package Visibility)
3. Ensure WebView 120+

This is the actual fix for users hitting this in v8 — they need those manifest queries in their own app.

[riderx]

Closing this PR as low-signal AI-generated/slop contribution.

This change is too broad and unsafe for review in its current form, and in several cases rewrites or injects functionality that is not acceptable for the repository. If there is a legitimate issue to solve, open a focused report first and then submit a narrowly scoped human-reviewed patch.

[sonarqubecloud]

Quality Gate passed

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