DittoBluetoothManager 4.7.2-rc.1 API

```
public final class DittoBluetoothManager

                    
```
Owns the BluetoothPlatform and references to the Rust-based BLE Client and Server transports. Previously these were long-lived instances but sometimes the Android BLE stack gums up and stops reporting events properly until the app is restarted. The nuclear solution of dropping and recreating the BluetoothPlatform resolves this situation. At the expense of background support, this manager class will track disabled/enabled/background/foreground events and fully stop or start the platform accordingly.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes
Modifier and Type	Class	Description
`public class`	`DittoBluetoothManager.Companion`

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field	Description
`private Boolean`	`bleStartedByDitto`
`private final Context`	`context`
`private final DittoBluetoothLeConfig`	`config`

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor	Description
`DittoBluetoothManager(Context context, DittoHandle dittoHandleWrapper, DittoBluetoothLeConfig config)`

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`final Boolean`	`getBleStartedByDitto()`
`final Unit`	`setBleStartedByDitto(Boolean bleStartedByDitto)`
`final Context`	`getContext()`
`final DittoBluetoothLeConfig`	`getConfig()`
`final Unit`	`close()`
`final Unit`	`stop()`
`final Unit`	`start()`
`final Unit`	`requestReset()`	If the BluetoothPlatform itself detects a condition that seems like the Android stack is faulty, it can request to nuke itself.
`final Unit`	`reportDisabled()`
`final Unit`	`refreshPermissions()`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
  - DittoBluetoothManager
```
DittoBluetoothManager(Context context, DittoHandle dittoHandleWrapper, DittoBluetoothLeConfig config)
```
- Method Detail
  - getBleStartedByDitto
```
 final Boolean getBleStartedByDitto()
```
  - setBleStartedByDitto
```
 final Unit setBleStartedByDitto(Boolean bleStartedByDitto)
```
  - getContext
```
 final Context getContext()
```
  - getConfig
```
 final DittoBluetoothLeConfig getConfig()
```
  - close
```
 final Unit close()
```
  - stop
```
 final Unit stop()
```
  - start
```
 final Unit start()
```
  - requestReset
```
 final Unit requestReset()
```
    If the BluetoothPlatform itself detects a condition that seems like the Android stack is faulty, it can request to nuke itself. Give it one second to "cool off" - it seems that starting immediately after stopping does not always work because there is some async work occurring internally.
  - reportDisabled
```
 final Unit reportDisabled()
```
  - refreshPermissions
```
 final Unit refreshPermissions()
```