Frameworks: SlimPie (1/2)

Forward ported to SlimLP by liquid0624

Well first I want to thanks again for the ideas Jens Doll, Kyrylo Mikos and PA gave us
on 4.3 allready to make our own SlimPie possible. We used partly code from them and added
and changed it in our Slim way to have it for us most usefull.

Well as known SlimPie advantage to other PIEs is that it can bind on every button
press and longpress action like the user want. All SlimActions are available for
every button (so all possible shortcuts we have + apps etc). Of course as well
available are custom icon images or system icons. Other unique thing of SlimPie
is that 2 rows are available. First row user can setup up to 5 buttons. On the second
row up to 7 Buttons.
Of course the user can setup the style to their like and still theme engine related
things are respected.
Pie is activated present on non expanded Desktop as well

For 4.4 we reworked a lot of the frameworks base code mainly. Changes compared to 4.3

- We use now a edge detection service (thanks a ton to Jens and Kyrylo). We tweaked it only
  very minor due that it works allready out of the box. Two reasons why we want to use it.

  1. We do not have detection overlays on the borders anymore. Means the user is not disturbed
     by it and we do not need to add workarounds like we did before to avoid accidental swipe ups
     (eg old IME reduce triggers). As well it is not needed anymore that the user can setup
     thikness etc. The default values are allready quiet good. If a device has detection problems
     the dm can adjust them via overlay. As said main main main advantage  that no dead zones are present
     anymore.

  2. we will use this service for other upcomming features as well (eg new Recents)

- Centralized and adapted the code to 4.4 and some changes we did in our central classes
- reduced observer to an absolutly minimum. If PIE is disabled it does not observe any value
- A lot small fixes and tweaks
- Change default colors to KK style
- If navbar is present the navbar gets animated with the background to give a full screen overlay
  feeling to the user. Especially now with kk transparency way better.
- Full keyguard support
- complete reworked edge disable detection
- and a lot more

PS:
- add and fix the callbacks
PS:
- cleanup
- multiuser support
- reworked complete observer and attach detach handling
PS:
- fix some detection corner cases
PS
- fix derp
PS
- for pie add higher default sensivity. As well give an option
  to overlay it in device tree to set it even higher.
PS
- refresh settings if user changed
- small cleanup
PS
- fix another derp :(
PS
- add disable activation edges logic

  if navbar or statusbar is present (either visible or as swipe in expanded the bottom and top are disabled)
  is notification drawer is down top left right is enabled
  if one of the different navbar modes or the navbar in the current view has 0 height this edge is enabled
  if navbar is off navbar edge is enabled
PS
- our service is always present
- cleanup commandque as well aosp and our code
- some minor tweaks
PS
- animate navigationbar on non expanded to overlay the background on pie over the complete screen
PS
- add recents preloader logic
PS
- space out a bit the clock
PS
- change default colors
PS
- use our color classes and fix it that they can handle our new logic
PS
- cleanup
PS
- fix second layer disable
PS
- reflect new sensitivy steps in edge service patchset
  (1 minimum, 10 maxium)....pie default to 8 high sensitivy
  if someone need mor increase it
- in general made it per default a bit more sensitiv
- fix bug with trds switch on reconstruing statusbar to
  restore last correct state
- cleanup the inline comments
PS
- minor tweaks
PS
- fix reported wrong icon sizing of some apps which do not follow
aosp default sizes
PS
- fix race conditions on init
PS
- attach basestatusbar directly to PieController and pass to PieView to simplify
  recents loading
- cleaned up some method and var definitions
PS
- remove obsolete null check

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