feat: media playback controls#15
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This pull request implements a comprehensive media playback control feature for Google Glass (both Enterprise and Explorer Editions), allowing users to view and control media playing on their Android phone directly from Glass. The changes span documentation, core service integration, UI updates, and new feature modules. The most important changes are grouped below:
User Interface Enhancements
MediaCardfragment (MediaCard.kt) for Glass EE, displaying current media info and supporting gesture controls: single tap (play/pause), double tap (next), two-finger tap (pause/stop). The card updates in real-time based on state changes and is automatically added/removed from the timeline.These changes collectively enable seamless, real-time media playback control from Glass devices, with robust state management and user-friendly UI integration.
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