android: add a simple state log file #357
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writes a single line at startup, shutdown, tts start, and tts stop. it currently writes to the coolreader app dir, but could write to external storage for interfacing with other apps.
i use this to control coolreader TTS audio using the volume up/down buttons while my phone is locked. (if coolreader is running and in TTS mode, play/pause coolreader. otherwise, play/pause my media player).
i have previously used a combination of querying the android media layer, pgrep to see if tts is running, and logcat, which worked a little less reliably and a lot less efficiently.