Update fastlane for v2.4.3

fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/changelogs/96.txt

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+- Add support for apk sharing
+- Enable component (activities, broadcast receivers, servieces) blocking
+- Opening packages in Aurora Droid alongside F-Droid
+- Allow launching app, and its directories via default file manager
+- Add custom day/night theme

fastlane/metadata/android/en-US/full_description.txt

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-Yet another android package manager and viewer. It merged the features of App_packages Info (formerly Application Info), ClassyShark3xodus and Activity Launcher into a single app with material design and dark mode to give a modern look and feel.
+Yet another android package manager and viewer, but...
 
-Features:
-- View applications' status dynamically in the main activity
-- View basic info (apk path, data path, installer, date installed, date updated, etc.) of an application by clicking on it
-- View advance info (activities, services, receivers, providers, permissions, signatures, etc.) of an application by clicking and holding (aka long clicking) on it
-- Launch any activity or make customisable shortcuts from the activities tab
-- View list of trackers and classes of any (odexed) application in the basic info (by clicking on the exodus button)
-- Ability to view class dump (with syntax highlighting)
-- Ability to view dynamic application manifest (with syntax highlighting)
-- Uninstall an application
-- Open application info in device settings
-- Open app on F-Droid
-- Material design with light and dark theme (changes with system settings)
+- It is free and open source
+- It has material design (and a nice UI)
+- It doesn't have any useless permissions
+- It doesn't connect to the internet
+- It tries to display as much information as possible in the main window
+- It lists activities, broadcast receivers, services, providers, permissions, signatures, shared libraries, etc. of any app
+- It can launch (exportable) activities, create (customizable) shortcuts
+- Using Intent Firewall, it can block any activities, receivers or services you like (requires root)
+- It can scan for trackers in apps and list (all or only) tracking classes (and their code dump)
+- It can generate dynamic manifest for any app
+- It displays your app usage (requires “Usage Access” permission)
+- Apk files can be shared (hence the use of a provider)
 
+...and other minor features such as uninstalling apks, displaying app installation info, opening on F-Droid or Aurora Droid.
+
+It basically combined the features of five or six apps that any tech-savy needed to install in order to have a “life”.
 
 See the about section within the app for more information on how to use the app.