codeql-scan: setup-android v4 with no default packages

[HereLiesAz]

android-actions/setup-android@v3 installs the SDK tools package by default. sdkmanager no longer finds that package ("Failed to find package 'tools'"), so it exits 1 and every java-kotlin CodeQL job fails before analysis starts. The failure showed up on HereLiesAz/azphalt#232.

This switches to @v4 with packages: '', which is how ci-validation.yml already sets up Android. The analyzed build installs what it needs.

test_workflow_policy.py, audit_workflow_collection.py and every scripts/test_*.py pass.

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Summary by Sourcery

Prevent Java/Kotlin CodeQL jobs from failing during Android SDK initialization.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix Java/Kotlin CodeQL workflows failing during Android SDK setup by avoiding installation of the obsolete SDK tools package.

Enhancements:

• Update the Android setup action to v4 and configure it to provide the SDK without default packages so analyzed builds can install their own requirements.

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Reviewer's Guide

The Java/Kotlin CodeQL workflow now uses android-actions/setup-android v4 with no default packages, preventing sdkmanager failures caused by the removed SDK tools package while allowing the analyzed build to install its required dependencies.

Sequence diagram for the corrected Android CodeQL setup

sequenceDiagram
    participant Workflow as CodeQLWorkflow
    participant AndroidAction as setup_android_v4
    participant SDKManager as sdkmanager
    participant Build as AnalyzedBuild
    participant CodeQL as CodeQLAnalysis

    Workflow->>AndroidAction: setup_android_v4
    AndroidAction->>SDKManager: install packages: ''
    SDKManager-->>AndroidAction: SDK available without tools package
    Workflow->>Build: run analyzed build
    Build->>SDKManager: install required dependencies
    SDKManager-->>Build: dependencies installed
    Workflow->>CodeQL: initialize and analyze
    CodeQL-->>Workflow: analysis completes

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update Android SDK setup in the Java/Kotlin CodeQL workflow to avoid installing the obsolete default SDK tools package.	Upgrade the setup action from v3 to v4. Pass an empty package list so the action only provisions the SDK and does not invoke sdkmanager for the unavailable tools package. Keep Android dependency installation to the analyzed build.	.github/workflows/codeql-scan.yml

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