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Add copy/move/rename/remove/isChildDocument#304
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Fixes: 303 Some consumers of DocumentsProviders (like the Files app on Chrome OS) require copy/move/rename/remove/isChildDocument to provide full functionality. This adds these missing functions. The word "dummy" in this file has also been replaced with more precise terms.
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Fixes: 303
Some consumers of DocumentsProviders (like the Files app on Chrome OS) require
copy/move/rename/remove/isChildDocument to provide full functionality. This
adds these missing functions.
The word "dummy" in this file has also been replaced with more precise terms.