Replace native Bluetooth "What you need" dialog with battery pack dialog#826
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The first step of the native Bluetooth connection flow now shows a simpler dialog focused on connecting the battery pack, rather than the generic "What you will need" checklist. The Bluetooth explanation is removed from this step as subsequent steps handle permissions.
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The first step of the native Bluetooth connection flow now shows a simpler dialog focused on connecting the battery pack, rather than the generic "What you will need" checklist. The Bluetooth explanation is removed from this step as subsequent steps handle permissions.