Use FileDescriptor from MediaStore for random file access
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Issue
As file-transfer packages might be received out of order, a seekable stream (random file access) is needed.
But: Android APIs don't provide random file access with
MediaStore.Manually creating a file in the downloads folder might result in an
UnauthorizedAccessException.Solution
Insert entry intro
MediaStore(visible in files app) and use theFileDescriptorfromOpenFileDescriptorto create a seekabeFileStream(dotnet).Fixes #125
Fixes #124