update: add instructions for copying DB files to AIRSOFT SPOTTER app;…

[tinoue]

… update commit IDs for Realm and SQLite databases

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the project's documentation by providing clear instructions for deploying generated database files to the AIRSOFT SPOTTER application. Concurrently, it ensures that the commit IDs for the Realm and SQLite databases are up-to-date, reflecting the latest versions of these data assets.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Added new instructions to the README.md file detailing how to copy generated database files to the AIRSOFT SPOTTER application.
• Database Commit ID Refresh: Updated the commit IDs for both Realm and SQLite database files to reflect newer versions.

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Changelog

• README.md
  • Added a new section with instructions on how to copy DB files to the AIRSOFT SPOTTER app using sh cpdata.sh ../<app_repository>/app/src/main/assets.
• db/realm/catalog_data.realm.commitid
  • Updated the commit ID from 23e4be6 to bac4be3.
• db/sqlite/catalog_data.db.commitid
  • Updated the commit ID from 23e4be6 to bac4be3.

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Code Review

This pull request adds instructions for copying database files to the AIRSOFT SPOTTER app and updates the commit IDs for the Realm and SQLite databases. The changes are straightforward. I have one suggestion to improve the clarity of the new instructions in the README file.

[gemini-code-assist]

The placeholder <app_repository> is a bit generic and might be unclear to users. To improve clarity, consider using a more descriptive placeholder that indicates it should be the directory name of the Airsoft Spotter application's repository. This will help users understand what path they need to provide.

Suggested change

	`sh cpdata.sh ../<app_repository>/app/src/main/assets`
	`sh cpdata.sh ../<airsoft-spotter-app-directory>/app/src/main/assets`