Set owner property on auto-specific interfaces

These two auto-specific interfaces are currently frozen at the version
1. However, there are many modules that are using V2 of these modules,
presumably with the expectation that the development for the V2
interface will soon get started.

This is becoming a blocker to the Android API freeze process because
such a use of non-frozen interfaces is prohibited after the API freeze.

There are three ways to solve this:

1) freeze the interfaces again so that V2 becomes the latest stable
version. But this is bad because there is no V2-specific changes (i.e.
V1 == V2 in terms of the API spec). Furthermore, the build system
doesn't allow adding a new version when the version is identical to the
previous version.

2) Replace all the references to the V2 interfaces with V1. This is not
ideal because this is against the desire to keep using the latest
version. Furthermore, the number of modules that needs to be touched are
many.

3) Set the `owner` property to the interfaces so that they are exempted
from the Android platform's API freeze process. This makes sense because
these interfaces are specific to Android auto which is a "different"
platform having its own release schedule.

Bug: 188713899
Test: m
Change-Id: I841e6a37dd2659a53480e08dab955835a7d14dd3
1 file changed
tree: 9c2783063375dae14ea918b411e053f0cbde517a
  1. car-admin-ui-lib/
  2. car-internal-lib/
  3. car-lib/
  4. car-maps-placeholder/
  5. car-systemtest-lib/
  6. car-test-lib/
  7. car-usb-handler/
  8. car_product/
  9. cpp/
  10. data/
  11. experimental/
  12. FrameworkPackageStubs/
  13. obd2-lib/
  14. packages/
  15. procfs-inspector/
  16. service/
  17. tests/
  18. tools/
  19. user/
  20. vehicle-hal-support-lib/
  21. .clang-format
  22. .gitignore
  23. Android.mk
  24. CleanSpec.mk
  25. CPPLINT.cfg
  26. OWNERS
  27. PREUPLOAD.cfg
  28. README.md
  29. TEST_MAPPING
README.md

Native (C++) code format is required to be compatible with .clang-format file. Run

git clang-format --style=file --extension='h,cpp,cc' HEAD~

Note that clang-format is not desirable for Android java files. Therefore the command line above is limited to specific extensions.