content: broken link

### URL

https://ionicframework.com/docs/native/status-bar

### Issue Description

## Summary

The StatusBar documentation page contains a broken external link. The link text "Android 16+ behavior change" points to an outdated/removed Android API URL and returns a "This site can’t be reached". This should be updated to point to the current Android API reference for the same attribute or removed if no direct replacement exists.

## Affected page

https://ionicframework.com/docs/v7/native/status-bar

## Broken link

- Link text: "Android 16+ behavior change"
- Broken URL: https://developer.android.com/reference/android/R.attr#windowOptOutEdgeToEdgeEnforcement

## Steps to reproduce

1. Open the StatusBar documentation page: https://ionicframework.com/docs/v7/native/status-bar
2. Find the link with the text "Android 16+ behavior change".
3. Click the link it navigates to the developer.android.com URL above which currently returns a "This site can’t be reached" or otherwise does not resolve to the expected API reference.

## Actual behavior

Clicking the link fails to load the expected Android API documentation for the referenced attribute.

## Expected behavior

The link should point to the current Android API reference for the attribute (R.attr.windowOptOutEdgeToEdgeEnforcement) or to an equivalent up-to-date documentation page that describes the Android 16+ behavior change referenced by the StatusBar docs.

If an exact API page no longer exists on developer.android.com, consider:
- Linking to the relevant Android release notes or migration guide that documents the behavior change, or
- Removing the broken link and replacing it with a short explanatory note and a reference to the appropriate Android docs or issue tracker.

## Suggested fix

1. Verify the current official Android documentation for `R.attr.windowOptOutEdgeToEdgeEnforcement` or the Android 16+ behavior change. If a new URL exists, update the link target accordingly.
2. If no direct API reference exists anymore, replace the link with one of:
- The Android release notes for the API level that introduced the behavior change, or
- A canonical Android migration guide or blog post that documents the change.
3. Optionally, add a note in the docs explaining why the link was updated (e.g., external doc moved/removed).

## Additional information

- Page: ionicframework.com docs v7 — StatusBar native plugin page
- Broken is an external link to developer.android.com that may have been moved or removed by Android documentation restructuring.