Convert PermissionUtils from Java to Kotlin and add unit tests#1549
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* Rewrite `PermissionUtils` in Kotlin as a singleton `object`. * Add `PermissionUtilsTest.kt` to verify permission constants and arrays. * Clean up unused imports in `TravelBehaviorManager`, `HomeActivity`, and `BaseMapFragment`.
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PermissionUtilsin Kotlin as a singletonobject.PermissionUtilsTest.ktto verify permission constants and arrays.TravelBehaviorManager,HomeActivity, andBaseMapFragment.Apply the
AndroidStyle.xmlstyle template to your code in Android Studio.Run the unit tests with
gradlew connectedObaGoogleDebugAndroidTestto make sure you didn't break anythingIf you have multiple commits please combine them into one commit by squashing them for the initial submission of the pull request. When addressing comments on a pull request, please push a new commit per comment when possible (reviewers will squash and merge using GitHub merge tool)