This pull request is a major refactor that extracts Android-specific service, worker, and radio connection files from the app module into the new core:service and core:network modules. The goal is to improve code reuse, testability, and maintainability by isolating platform-specific logic and abstracting shared business logic into multiplatform modules. All imports, dependency injections, and references throughout the project have been updated to reflect these moves.

The most important changes are:

Service and Worker Extraction:

• Android Service and Worker classes (such as MeshService, BootCompleteReceiver, ReplyReceiver, etc.) have been moved from org.meshtastic.app.service to org.meshtastic.core.service and their references updated across the codebase, including the AndroidManifest and all affected Kotlin files. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Radio and Network Refactoring:

• Android radio connection logic, such as AndroidRadioInterfaceService, has been moved from app/repository/radio to core/network/radio, and imports updated accordingly. [1] [2]
• Dependency declarations for radio/networking libraries and modules have been updated in core/network/build.gradle.kts.

Dependency Injection and Module Wiring:

• Koin module imports and dependency injection setup have been updated to use the new locations for service and network modules, including adding CoreNetworkAndroidModule and updating ProbeTableProvider references. [1] [2]

Architecture Documentation and Planning:

• New documentation and metadata files have been added to the conductor archive, specifying the motivation, requirements, and step-by-step implementation plan for the extraction. This includes updates to the tech stack and architecture documentation to reflect the new core modules. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

Minor Improvements and Bugfixes:

• Small bugfixes and improvements, such as ensuring the correct destination is set in the Data object for commands, and defining minimum firmware version constants in DeviceVersion. [1] [2] [3] [4]

This refactor sets the foundation for better multiplatform support, easier testing, and cleaner separation between platform-specific and shared logic.