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Add enablers for proximity based LPM display states
Re-use legacy N9 low power display states for proximity based one that lights up the display briefly when proximity sensor input matches a) device is taken out of pocket / flipped front side up on table b) hand hovers over device that is lying on table Both legacy D-Bus method calls and freshly added signals are used to tell ui side whether lpm states are active or not. New datapipe display_state_next_pipe allows tracking of the next stable display state - this is used to make sure tklock and lpm state data is sent to lipstick before display powerup starts so that final ui state is known when the first rendering after display power up happens. The ambient light sensor is powered up in parallel with display - and kept powered up in the lpm display states. Leds that are active in display off, are active also during lpm states. [mce] Add enablers for proximity based LPM display states. Fixes JB#17735
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