Add GitHub Actions workflow for Android navigation tests#187
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This commit introduces a new workflow titled "Build and Run Android Navigation Tests" that is triggered on pull requests to the `main` branch. The workflow sets up the environment for building and testing an Android application using .NET. It includes steps for checking out the repository, configuring the .NET SDK and JDK, installing KVM and the Android SDK, creating and starting an Android emulator, and running the necessary tests.
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This commit introduces a new workflow titled "Build and Run Android Navigation Tests" that is triggered on pull requests to the
mainbranch. The workflow sets up the environment for building and testing an Android application using .NET. It includes steps for checking out the repository, configuring the .NET SDK and JDK, installing KVM and the Android SDK, creating and starting an Android emulator, and running the necessary tests.