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Update RunCommandService docs.

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@@ -26,9 +26,21 @@ import java.util.Properties;
* *
* Third-party program must declare com.termux.permission.RUN_COMMAND permission and it should be * Third-party program must declare com.termux.permission.RUN_COMMAND permission and it should be
* granted by user. * granted by user.
* Full path of command or script must be given in "RUN_COMMAND_PATH" extra. *
* Absolute path of command or script must be given in "RUN_COMMAND_PATH" extra.
* The "RUN_COMMAND_ARGUMENTS", "RUN_COMMAND_WORKDIR" and "RUN_COMMAND_BACKGROUND" extras are * The "RUN_COMMAND_ARGUMENTS", "RUN_COMMAND_WORKDIR" and "RUN_COMMAND_BACKGROUND" extras are
* optional. The background mode defaults to false. * optional. The workdir defaults to termux home. The background mode defaults to "false".
* The command path and workdir can optionally be prefixed with "$PREFIX/" or "~/" if an absolute
* path is not to be given.
*
* To automatically bring to foreground and start termux commands that were started with
* background mode "false" in android >= 10 without user having to click the notification manually,
* requires termux to be granted draw over apps permission due to new restrictions
* of starting activities from the background, this also applies to Termux:Tasker plugin.
*
* To reduce the chance of termux being killed by android even further due to violation of not
* being able to call startForeground() within ~5s of service start in android >= 8, the user
* may disable battery optimizations for termux.
* *
* Sample code to run command "top" with java: * Sample code to run command "top" with java:
* Intent intent = new Intent(); * Intent intent = new Intent();