fix: reliably disable account authenticators before device owner retry

[TripleU613]

Summary

• broaden the account authenticator discovery to parse account dumps and map known types to packages
• add operator-facing logs around the temporary disable/reenable cycle and wait for authenticator teardown
• ensure packages are re-enabled for user 0 after the device owner command retry

Testing

• npm run build

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_6907f82fb60083259a48c3fbf95e08c4

[ys770]

I used a command like this: out="$(dpm set-device-owner com.your.mdm/.admin.AdminReceiver 2>&1)" || { if echo "$out" | grep -q "already some accounts"; then echo "⚠️ Accounts found — temporarily disabling..."; pkgs=$(dumpsys account | sed -n 's/.*ComponentInfo{\([^/]*\)\/.*/\1/p' | sort -u); for p in $pkgs; do echo "Disabling $p"; pm disable-user --user 0 "$p"; done; echo "🔁 Retrying device owner set..."; dpm set-device-owner com.tripleu.qinmdm/.admin.AdminReceiver; echo "✅ Re-enabling previously disabled packages..."; for p in $pkgs; do pm enable "$p"; done; else echo "❌ Device owner failed — unknown error:"; echo "$out"; fi; }

sorry excuse the emoji's (chatgpt...)
did the job for me