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Once responsibility for notifying GeckoScreenOrientation of potentially changed screen orientations moves from GeckoApp into GeckoView, the former will no longer be able to benefit from the return value of calling GeckoScreen- Orientation.update(), indicating whether the orientation actually changed or in fact remained the same. GeckoApp however requires that information in order to reset/refresh parts of the UI when the orientation changes, and since GeckoScreenOrientation is already doing all the work of tracking screen orientation changes, we don't want to have to partially duplicate those efforts again in GeckoApp. Instead, we introduce a mechanism for GeckoScreenOrientation to notify interested parties on the Android app side as well. The GeckoScreenOrientation.update() call in GeckoApp.onResume() is removed completely (as opposed to merely removing the refreshChrome() bit) at this stage already because it is unnecessary. If any screen rotation happened while the activity was in background, it will receive an onConfigurationChanged() call anyway before being resumed again. MozReview-Commit-ID: Ila1evcj8Ud --HG-- extra : rebase_source : f342800628f930d717fe346779894793a1bac0e9
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