@gnulinux nutze BreezyWeather seid ich iodéOS verwende, da es dort mit Installiert wird.
Als Wetterradar verwende ich QuickWeather, gefällt mir gut und basiert auf Daten von OpenWeatherMap.org oder Open-Meteo.
Apparently Gadgetbridge has had a sane weather API for almost a year.
Kudos to the creator of QuickWeather.
This PR adds a new "GenericWeatherProvider", which works similarly to the "TinyWeatherForecastGermanyReceiver" and "WeatherNotificationReceiver", in that external applications can send weather data to Gadgetbridge to be displayed on the users' devices. The difference is that this provider does not require a specific object to be send (such as a "WeatherSpec" or "ParcelableWeather2"). Instead, it accepts a JSON object with the same field names and types as "WeatherSpec", and then converts the JSON Object to a WeatherSpec Object. This means that 3rd-party applications will not need a copy of WeatherSpec.java in their applications and that a new application implementing this spec will require no effort from Gadgetbridge (currently "Weather Notification" and "Tiny Weather Forecast Germany" are hard-coded into Gadgetbridge). I plan to update my own weather app [QuickWeather](https://f-droid.org/packages/com.ominous.quickweather/) to implement this "Generic Weather" spec and be able to provide weather data to Gadgetbridge users. In detail, this PR: 1. Creates "GenericWeatherProvider" 2. Registers an instance of the provider in DeviceCommunicationService 3. Keeps the "Activate System Weather app" and "Deactivate System Weather app" options enabled in AbstractAppManagerFragment regardless of if "Weather Notification" is installed or not
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