Use TextInputLayout for the name field in the create/rename mode page
In addition to looking nicer, this fixes two accessibility issues ("no hint when text is entered" and "reason for disabled button is unclear"). This requires a bit of theme merging black magic, because TextInputLayout requires a Theme.AppCompat descendant, which the Settings theme isn't. Fixes: 356398157 Fixes: 370654542 Fixes: 369942776 Test: atest ZenModeEditNamePreferenceControllerTest Flag: android.app.modes_ui Change-Id: I92d8ec044dabc6daed5d755e206120ec7abc143e
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<!-- Modes: Hint for the EditText for editing a mode's name [CHAR LIMIT=30] -->
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<string name="zen_mode_edit_name_hint">Mode name</string>
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<!-- Modes: Error message when editing a mode's name and the name is empty [CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
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<string name="zen_mode_edit_name_empty_error">Mode name cannot be empty</string>
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<!-- Modes: Text shown above the list of icons in the mode editor. [CHAR LIMIT=40] -->
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<string name="zen_mode_edit_choose_icon_title">Choose an icon</string>
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<item name="notification_importance_button_background_color_selected">?androidprv:attr/materialColorSecondaryContainer</item>
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<item name="notification_importance_button_border_color_selected">?androidprv:attr/materialColorOnSecondaryContainer</item>
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<item name="notification_importance_button_foreground_color_selected">?androidprv:attr/materialColorOnSecondaryContainer</item>
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<!-- For AppCompat widgets, e.g. TextInputLayout -->
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<item name="colorAccent">?android:attr/colorAccent</item>
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</style>
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<!-- Variant of the settings theme with no action bar. -->
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