use cargo-ndk-android instead of rust-android-gradle plugin #274
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For the Android examples, this PR explores the use of
cargo-ndkand thecargo-ndk-androidplugin instead of Mozilla'srust-android-gradleplugin.It was prompted by the failure of the Mozilla plugin when I upgraded Python to 3.13 (linking failed because the
pipesimport fails as this has now been removed from python). I've raised an issue (mozilla/rust-android-gradle#153), for which I'd be happy to submit a PR but not sure if/when it would be merged.In the meantime, this is an alternative that might be simpler overall, not sure.