[minibrowser] Apply system bar insets to main view#190
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Add an insets listener to apply the system bar insets to the browser main view, ensuring that the main view will not cover the bars. While at it, opt-in to edge-to-edge mode explicitly to ensure the same behaviour also on older Android releases. In Android 15 applications targeting SDK 35 are opted in to edge-to-edge mode, which makes applications cover as much of the screen as possible but may result in undesired overlaps if unhandled. For now the handling is as simple as possible to get the existing behaviour back. Fixes #189
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Add an insets listener to apply the system bar insets to the browser main view, ensuring that the main view will not cover the bars. While at it, opt-in to edge-to-edge mode explicitly to ensure the same behaviour also on older Android releases.
In Android 15 applications targeting SDK 35 are opted in to edge-to-edge mode, which makes applications cover as much of the screen as possible but may result in undesired overlaps if unhandled. For now the handling is as simple as possible to get the existing behaviour back.
Fixes #189