Settings: Privacy Guard part 2 (2/2)

Current implementation does not really merge both awesome features
appops and privacy guard. As well it is from UX perspective too complicated

So this commits changes:

- Move int array to logical correct place AppOpsManager
- Switch only the privacy guard permissions which the app
  really requests and not all...this irritates the user
- give support for custom permission set and reflect this state
  with an icon in notification and pgm
- add pack filterpermission feature due that user mainly are interested
  in the apps which use critical personal data
- permit by default as well writing off personal data
- do not show apps where either permissions are not changeable due
  off appops or apps which do not have permissions at all
- ability to hide pg notification
- remove pg checkbox in InstalledAppdetails and add a button to
  modify appops. Button is disabled if either the app does not have
  permissions or appops does not support it. As well for platform
  certificate apps
- add on appops detail screen reset and privacy guard button to quick
  change all states
- rework of the complete dialog handling in pgm and add several dialogs
- move all notify icon for pgm and notification to frameworks base
- and a lot more minor fixes and fc fixes

cheers

PatchSet:
- correct privacy guard filter logic
- add pgm map
- add status icons.....PGM shows either off/partly enabled/enabled
  in addition to it other set permissions shows a red plus sign on
  the top right corner of the PGM icon on all states
- tapping on PGM and menu pgm button on detail appops screen turns on/off
  only PGM permissions to be more consistent
- some minor fixes

PatchSet:
- remove permanent appops filter in pgm
- add hint on appops detail screen if no permission can be set

PatchSet:
- save listview state when calling another activity and going
  back

Change-Id: Iec35fc58e16ce2eb750b265d4187b5891a79d6e5
merging conflicts

Change-Id: I914f2d600bd053e4acb3d909b125948c8d310b91