Parse Android browser history databases - #877
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Closes #876 and implements the parser half of mvt-project/androidqf#122.
browser_history/manifest.json, from either a directory or ZIP acquisitionmvt-android check-fssupport for a full filesystem dump or an explicitly supplied ChromiumHistoryfileBuilt-in filesystem locations are limited to Chrome, Brave, Microsoft Edge, and Samsung Internet. The path basis is the historical MVT Chrome path and ALEAPP sample-backed
app_chrome/Default/Historyandapp_sbrowser/Default/Historycoverage. An explicitly supplied database is labeled generic Chromium unless its complete path matches one of those validated locations. This also provides the first narrow implementation step toward #838.Ruff passes, MyPy reports no issues across 148 source files, and the full test suite passes with one pre-existing skip. New coverage includes AndroidQF directory and ZIP inputs, all four built-in filesystem locations, a WAL-only visit, malformed-database isolation, and unsafe manifest paths.