fix(android): stop using deprecated hasPermission to read Cordova prefs

[OS-ruimoreiramendes]

Description

Bridge.isDeployDisabled() and Bridge.shouldKeepRunning() used Plugin.hasPermission(String), a
deprecated Android permission API to fetch the Cordova DisableDeploy and KeepRunning preferences
from the internal CordovaPlugin. Those strings are not Android permissions, they are Cordova
config.xml preferences.

Introduce a small CordovaBridgeConfig interface in com.getcapacitor, implemented by CordovaPlugin (in capacitor-cordova-android). The Bridge now queries the plugin instance via instanceof and reads the preferences through the interface. The misleading hasPermission override in CordovaPlugin is removed.

ref: https://outsystemsrd.atlassian.net/browse/RMET-5358

Change Type

• Fix
• Feature
• Refactor
• Breaking Change
• Documentation
• Other (CI, chores, etc.)

Rationale / Problems Fixed

Plugin.hasPermission(String) has been @Deprecated for a while and is meant for Android runtime permissions, not for reading arbitrary configuration values. The CordovaPlugin was overriding it to intercept two strings (DisableDeploy, KeepRunning) and route them to preferences.getBoolean(), which does not match the API's intent and produces deprecation warnings at both call sites in Bridge.

The new CordovaBridgeConfig interface:

• Uses semantically correct names (isDeployDisabled, shouldKeepRunning)
• Keeps the module boundary intact, capacitor-android does not depend on capacitor-cordova-android, so the interface acts as the bridge between them
• Removes the two deprecation warnings on every build

Tests or Reproductions

Validated using capacitor-testapp with runtime validation. A Cordova plugin was registered and config.xml preferences set:

<preference name="DisableDeploy" value="true" />
<preference name="KeepRunning" value="false" />

Bridge returned isDeployDisabled=true, shouldKeepRunning=false meaning values read correctly through the interface. Fallback path (no Cordova plugin registered) returns false for both, matching prior behavior.

Platforms Affected

• Android
• iOS
• Web