tree 8ce4bbaa12a4da0db887033ee74e65b722915718
parent fdc40f52d89769709c264a0c8f081ffc0ca8c87b
author Philip P. Moltmann <moltmann@google.com> 1528845834 -0700
committer Philip P. Moltmann <moltmann@google.com> 1529436235 -0700

Allow permissions to have background permissions

Some permissions are getting split into foreground and background
variants. If an app only has the foreground version it can only access
the protected resource while the user is using it. Once the background
permission is added to the foreground permission the app can always
access the resource protected by the permission.

- Only having the background permission does grant anything.
- Mutliple foreground permission can share a single background permission,
  but a foreground permission can not have multiple background
  permissions.
- As the implementation of background permissions is based on AppOps
  only the system can declare such foreground/background permissions
- A CTS test enforce that the background is in the same group as the
  matching foreground permission.

Bug: 78788390
Test: Checked declared permission after boot and found new attributes
Change-Id: Ica7ba77b24345607c7467c41c982a58c39199024