telephony: SignalStrengh: Don't calculate a LTE snr if the srq is invalid

If the previous values are invalid and signal quality is -1, chances are there's
no LTE signal at all, so don't calculate the SNR and mark it invalid as well.

This fixes the strength indicator in GSM devices where it was being skewed
by the ghost LTE value

Change-Id: I070573401c141aa99941a332ee256246697abb90
Framework: Fix GSM signal strength

Certain OEM gsm ril libs send back a bogus value for LTE signal
that causes SignalStrength.java to default to LTE and report
incorrect signal values.
Use prop value ro.telephony.ril.v3=signalstrength to get proper
GSM signal reading on certain devices.

Change-Id: Ibb23d7b3a2d21001ccbbc6ebfbdc3c5248f18cfc
Signed-off-by: dhacker29 <davidhackerdvm@gmail.com>

Conflicts:
	telephony/java/android/telephony/SignalStrength.java
Signal strength: add more checks to signal strength,

so it doesn't fall under the range of poor signal and automatically
assumes a gsm signal, actually checks if all values are true and not
valid then pass it on to lte or gsm. This fixes cases when gsm signal
is not valid and lte is active. When lte is active and shows a really
weak and gsm signal is not avalible due some broken vendor ril or
just running cdma lte and a few others senario creates this issue.

Change-Id: If9c5dc1a969605cd1eeb9218de02a9f8dbbd3ae1