Display Android version of the package

**Describe the feature you want**

At the moment, you often see how different users report different causes. For example, a Xiaomi phone running Android 13 might bootloop when package X is removed, while a Xiaomi tablet running Android 12 might not bootloop when package X is removed.

To solve this, you can implement a list that will be displayed for each package, such as "Android ". It will look like this:

```json
{
"id": "com.miui.powerkeeper",
"list": "Oem",
"description": "Battery and Performance\n(aggressive) MIUI power management (https://dontkillmyapp.com/xiaomi)\nThat's a weird app that also contains a DRM Manager and a service related to Cloud Backup\nHas obviously a lot of dangerous permissions.\nI guess removing this package will decrease the battery performance. Is it that noticeable? Can someone try?\nNOTE: REMOVING THIS PACKAGE CAUSES A BOOTLOOP ON THE REDMI PAD.",
"dependencies": [],
"neededBy": [],
"labels": [],
"removal": "Unsafe",
"android": "Android 13"
}
```

Then in the application per-package, it should be documented whether it's applicable to, for example, Android 12 or not. So as list to be selected _and_ visible if you click on a package. This will make it look like this:


The issue involves adding an Android version field to package data structures and displaying it in the GUI. Look at the package JSON structure in the codebase, likely in a data directory, and find where the UI renders package details. The feature requires modifying both the data model and the frontend to show the version, and testing on different Android versions.

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