Companion Dev Manager isn't crucial

**Your phone model**: SM-A315G

**Packages documentation to update:**

```
com.android.companiondevicemanager
```

## Documentation Change

### com.android.companiondevicemanager

**Removal**: `Expert`
:arrow_right: `Advanced`

### Current description

> Companion Device Manager
> This handles connections to other devices, like Bluetooth Headphones, desktop Operating Systems, etc
> WARNING: keep in mind that removing this package will result in the inability to read the SD card from your computer's file manager when connecting through USB.

### Proposed description

> Companion Device Manager
> This handles connections to nearby (usually not remote) devices, desktop Operating Systems, etc...
> warning: removing this package may result in the inability to read the SD card from your computer's file manager (via USB).

### Other info

On my device, it's possible to disable the pack via Settings app, so it shouldn't break "important functionality".

Reading files from internal-storage and SD-card works via USB.

BT headphones and speakers work as usual, unless there's some hidden functionality, such as "metadata sharing"

The issue is about updating the description for the 'com.android.companiondevicemanager' package in the project's documentation. Find where package descriptions are stored, likely in a data file or documentation directory. Update the text as specified, ensuring the warning is adjusted. Verify the change by checking the project's structure for documentation files related to Android packages.

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