FREQ: Can we please correlate "android-sdk version" to "API Level" and "NDK Level" somehow?

[gwiede]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

Until fairly recently, android-sdk@19.0 in mise terms was "latest", but contained an SDK of API_Level=25, and a modern NDK package. android-sdk@20.0 doesn't even contain any NDK package, and I couldn't find any clear obvious indication of which API_Level it supported. We must be able to correlate the mise android-sdk versions with API_Levels and NDK_API_levels, without that, all sorts of potential for issues creep in.

Separately, having API_Level=25 as "latest" for mise seems problematic when current Google Android SDK has API_Level=35, but saving that for another issue.

Describe the solution you'd like

A clear, unambiguous means to tell the Android SDK API_Level and NDK API_Level for a given mise android-sdk version, in ls-remote or otherwise accessible prior to install for inspection.

[Syquel]

This plugin installs the Android SDK Command-Line Tools Package which contains sdkmanager which in turn let's you install your desired Android SDK packages.
The Android SDK isn't a monolithic package, but consists of a multitude of packages (Command-Line Tools being one of them).
Therefore this plugin just "bootstraps" a minimal Android SDK by providing the sdkmanager and the user is expected to install other Android SDK packages via the sdkmanager themselves.

The version number this plugin installs represents the version of the Android SDK Command-Line Tools Package.