Clarification needed for Android loader AAR location and usage
See original GitHub issueFor version 1.0.22, the Release notes contain the following text:
The Android loader can be found on Maven Central, by adding the following line to your Android app’s build.gradle dependencies section:
implementation 'org.khronos.openxr:openxr_loader_for_android:1.0.22'
However, checking Maven Central as of Jan 29, 2022, there is no package corresponding to version 1.0.22, only for 1.0.20.
Also, there is no clear explanation on how, for a CMake project that uses OpenXR-SDK (instead of OpenXR-SDK-Source), one would go to include and use the proposed Android loader. Additional documentation is needed for existing projects to stop using the vendor-supplied loader and start using the new loader.
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@rpavlik What about adding aar dependency usage for Android to Loader spec?