compat: mark lib-platform-compat-native-api vendor_available and double_loadable - #4
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Transitive dependency of libcamera_client (now vendor_available for the legacy device/asus/flo camera HAL). Only depends on libbinder/libutils, both already vendor-safe.
Continuing the double_loadable cascade from libcamera_client.
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Found while building lineage-21.0 for flo/flox (Nexus 7 2013) via LineageOS-UL, restoring legacy pre-Treble camera HAL1 support.
lib-platform-compat-native-api is a transitive dependency of libcamera_client (frameworks/av), which needs a vendor variant on this device (legacy vendor camera HALs link it directly). vendor_available makes that variant buildable; double_loadable is needed because libcamera_client is also loaded from platform/NDK-facing process space simultaneously (via libmediandk).