Adds a few missed examples

[garanj]

Missed a couple of snippets that needed migrating

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• watchface/src/main/res/raw/watchface_dynamic_appearance.xml:45, tag android_watch_face_dynamic_appearance_agif
• watchface/src/main/res/raw/watchface_effects.xml:88, tag android_watch_face_effect_blend_mode_before_render
• watchface/src/main/res/raw/watchface_effects.xml:113, tag android_watch_face_effect_tintcolor

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Summary of Changes

Hello @garanj, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request addresses previously missed examples, integrating new configuration snippets for watch face elements. It expands the available demonstrations for dynamic appearances, specifically animated images, and introduces examples for various visual effects such as blend modes and tinting.

Highlights

• Animated Image Example: Added a new example demonstrating the use of 'PartAnimatedImage' with 'AGIF' format in 'watchface_dynamic_appearance.xml'.
• Blend Mode Effects Example: Introduced an example showcasing advanced blend modes ('HUE', 'COLOR_BURN') and render mode ('MASK') within 'watchface_effects.xml'.
• Tint Color Effect Example: Included an example demonstrating the application of 'tintColor' to a 'Group' of elements in 'watchface_effects.xml'.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a few new examples for watch face XML layouts. The new animated image example in watchface_dynamic_appearance.xml looks good. However, I found a couple of issues in the new examples added to watchface_effects.xml. One example contains a redundant element that is completely obscured by another, making the example confusing. Another example has a shape that is unintentionally clipped due to incorrect coordinates. I've left specific comments with suggestions to fix these issues to improve the correctness and clarity of the examples.