Adds lifecycle-aware datalayer snippets

[garanj]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the data layer snippets by making them lifecycle-aware and improving asynchronous operations. It introduces a new class for observing data layer events based on the activity lifecycle, and updates bitmap loading and data synchronization methods to use coroutines for better performance and simplified code.

Highlights

• Lifecycle Awareness: Introduces a WearDataLayerObserver class that automatically registers and unregisters as a listener to the DataClient based on the Activity's lifecycle.
• Bitmap Loading: Updates the loadBitmapFromAsset function to use coroutines for asynchronous loading of bitmaps from assets, improving performance and preventing blocking on the main thread.
• Data Synchronization: Modifies the sendDataSync function to use runBlocking for synchronous data sending, simplifying the code and ensuring data is sent before proceeding.

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Changelog

• wear/src/main/java/com/example/wear/snippets/datalayer/DataLayerActivity.kt
  • Refactored bitmap loading to use coroutines for background processing.
  • Modified data synchronization to use runBlocking for simpler synchronous data sending.
• wear/src/main/java/com/example/wear/snippets/datalayer/LifecycleAware.kt
  • Introduced WearDataLayerObserver to automatically manage DataClient listener registration based on activity lifecycle.

Activity

• The pull request introduces lifecycle-aware components for managing data layer connections.
• It also refactors bitmap loading and data synchronization using coroutines for improved performance and code clarity.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces lifecycle-aware DataLayer snippets, which is a good improvement for managing DataClient listeners. The changes also refactor existing synchronous and asynchronous data operations to use Kotlin coroutines and await() for better readability and error handling. A new file LifecycleAware.kt has been added to demonstrate the lifecycle observer pattern.