Addition: filter by service data UUID with mask

[gregorymarkthomas]

Hi NordicSemiconductor + contributors,

Firstly, thankyou for Android-Scanner-Compat-Library! It has really helped me in developing a Bluetooth project that supports Android SDK versions 19 to 34....

This is my first ever attempt at a pull request, so, please let me know if I am missing anything.

Additions to NordicSemiconductor's Android-Scanner-Compat-Library

My fork of the library allows for the filtering of advertising packets by service data, the same as NordicSemiconductor's Android-Scanner-Compat-Library, but also allows for a mask to be set on the service data UUID. This addition is useful if your Android app receives a dynamic service data UUID.

Sample

Use this library fork in the same way as NordicSemiconductor's Android-Scanner-Compat-Library, but, if you want to filter by a masked service data UUID, do so like this:

	ParcelUuid serviceDataUuid = ParcelUuid.fromString("000065y8-5451-2g67-674d-3gds456712g1");
	ParcelUuid serviceDataUuidMask = ParcelUuid.fromString("0000FFFF-FFFF-FFFF-FFFF-FFFFFFFFFFFF");
	...
	List<ScanFilter> filters = new ArrayList<>();	
	filters.add(new ScanFilter.Builder().setServiceData(serviceDataUuid, serviceDataUuidMask, null, null).build();
	scanner.startScan(filters, settings, scanCallback);

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I have run the tests on Android 14/11/7/5.1.1 devices: all passes (bar BluetoothLeScannerImplOreoTest -> toImpl() on Android 7/5.1.1, as designed I assume).
The gradle version upgrade might be unnecessary - I cannot remember if it was a requirement for Android Studio Hedgehog 2023.1.1 or not.

Let me know if any changes are needed.

Best regards,

Gregory Thomas

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[gregorymarkthomas]

In my limited testing of hardware filtering, this does require setUseHardwareFilteringIfSupported() to be false, much like setServiceData() without the UUID mask argument.