chore: disable targetSDKVersion checks in AndroidStudio#2533
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Android Studio is pretty picky regarding the targetSDKVersion of a loaded project as Google accepts only recent versions when publishing in PlayStore. For older targetSDKVersions AndroidStudio even refuses to load/build a project.
As PlayStore publishing is usually not a target when using a Jadx exported project, it is better to disable this targetSDKVersion check as shown in this Stackoverflow post: https://stackoverflow.com/q/55260233/150978.
It is a bit strange that a comment is used for that, but who cares if it works ;)