chore: optimize android ble pair

[ByteZhang1024]

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• New Features
  • Introduced enhanced Bluetooth pairing functionality on Android, offering clear status updates for device bonding and error notifications.
• Chores
  • Updated the package version from 0.1.2 to 0.1.3.

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This pull request adds functionality for pairing Bluetooth devices on Android. A new native method pairDevice is introduced in the Android module to handle bonding and bonding state checks with appropriate error callbacks. Complementing this, a new pairDevice method is added to the JavaScript BleUtils class, which returns a promise using a new PairDeviceResult type. Additionally, the package version is updated in package.json to mark the release of these changes.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
android/.../BleUtilsModule.kt, src/index.ts	Added a new pairDevice method for Android pairing functionality. Introduced the PairDeviceResult type. The native method handles Bluetooth adapter checks, pairing logic, and error callbacks, while the JS method wraps this flow in a promise.
package.json	Updated the package version from 0.1.2 to 0.1.3.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant JS as BleUtils (JS)
    participant Native as BleUtilsModule (Android)
    participant BT as Bluetooth Adapter

    JS->>JS: Call pairDevice(macAddress)
    alt Platform is not Android
        JS->>JS: Return default {bonded: true, bonding: false}
    else Platform is Android
        JS->>Native: pairDevice(macAddress, callback)
        Native->>BT: Retrieve Bluetooth adapter
        alt Adapter not available
            Native-->>JS: callback(error: "Bluetooth not supported")
        else Adapter available
            Native->>BT: Get remote device by MAC address
            Native->>Native: Check current bond state
            Native->>Native: Initiate bonding if necessary
            Native-->>JS: callback(result map with bond status)
        end
        JS->>JS: Resolve promise with the returned result
    end

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• android/src/main/java/so/onekey/lib/ble/utils/BleUtilsModule.kt (1 hunks)
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