fix: Refactor session repository methods to use coroutine context for improved performance

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Overview

This PR refactors the SessionRepositoryImpl to properly handle blocking operations using coroutine dispatchers, ensuring that all D2 SDK blocking calls execute on the appropriate thread context. This improves performance and follows Android best practices for coroutine usage.

Problem

The session repository was performing blocking D2 SDK operations without explicit thread management, which could lead to:

• Main thread blocking on I/O operations
• Potential ANR (Application Not Responding) issues
• Inconsistent threading behavior across the application

Solution

Wrapped all blocking operations in SessionRepositoryImpl with withContext(dispatcher.io) to ensure they execute on the I/O dispatcher:

// Before
override suspend fun savePin(pin: String) {
    try {
        d2.dataStoreModule()
            .localDataStore()
            .value(PIN_KEY)
            .blockingSet(pin)
    } catch (d2Error: D2Error) {
        // error handling
    }
}

// After
override suspend fun savePin(pin: String) =
    withContext(dispatcher.io) {
        try {
            d2.dataStoreModule()
                .localDataStore()
                .value(PIN_KEY)
                .blockingSet(pin)
        } catch (d2Error: D2Error) {
            // error handling
        }
    }

Changes

Core Implementation

• SessionRepositoryImpl: Refactored all methods to use withContext(dispatcher.io):

  • savePin() - PIN storage operations
  • getStoredPin() - PIN retrieval operations
  • deletePin() - PIN deletion operations
  • setSessionLocked() - Session lock state management
  • logout() - User logout operations

• PinModule: Added Dispatcher dependency injection to support the refactored repository

Session Lock Logic Improvement

• Updated isSessionLocked() to determine lock state based on PIN existence rather than a separate preference flag, simplifying the state management

Testing

• Added comprehensive test coverage in CustomIntentActivityResultContractTest.kt (475+ lines)
• Updated existing tests in FormRepositoryImplTest.kt, FormViewModelTest.kt, and LoginViewModelTest.kt to accommodate the changes

UI Updates

• Minor improvements to login screen components
• Updated ServerValidationContent.kt and PinBottomSheet.kt for better integration

Benefits

1. Performance: Blocking I/O operations now execute on appropriate thread pool, preventing main thread blocking
2. Reliability: Reduced risk of ANR issues during session operations
3. Architecture: Clearer separation of concerns with explicit thread management via dispatcher injection
4. Testability: Dispatcher can be easily mocked in tests for better unit testing
5. Consistency: Aligns with Kotlin coroutines best practices and DHIS2 Android app architecture guidelines

Files Changed

• 16 files modified
• ~772 additions, ~97 deletions
• Core changes in login module with supporting updates in form module and main app

Testing

All existing tests pass with the new implementation. New tests verify:

• Proper thread context switching for blocking operations
• Error handling remains consistent
• Session lock state management works correctly with PIN-based logic

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Note: This PR is based on the ANDROAPP-7266-PIN-blocks-login-when-multiple-accounts-exist-and-missing-auto-focus branch and should be merged into develop.

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