Move ViewCapture On/Off controls to QuickSettings Tile.

Rather than use a feature flag for this feature, the on/off state will
be stored as a system setting and will be changed via a QuickSettings
tile.

Bug: b/264452057
Test: Verified that the new QuickSettings tile doesn't crash via normal
interactions (pressing, long-pressing, etc.). Also verified that
ViewCapture is turned on when the QuickSettings tile is in the enabled
state and is turned off when it is in the disabled state.

Change-Id: I19b26c279d627ccc8a242536aac83de07c824db9

packages/SystemUI/src/com/android/systemui/motiontool/MotionToolModule.kt

@@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ package com.android.systemui.motiontool
 import android.view.WindowManagerGlobal
 import com.android.app.motiontool.DdmHandleMotionTool
 import com.android.app.motiontool.MotionToolManager
-import com.android.app.viewcapture.ViewCapture
 import com.android.systemui.CoreStartable
 import dagger.Binds
 import dagger.Module
@@ -38,17 +37,12 @@ interface MotionToolModule {
         }
 
         @Provides
-        fun provideMotionToolManager(
-            viewCapture: ViewCapture,
-            windowManagerGlobal: WindowManagerGlobal
-        ): MotionToolManager {
-            return MotionToolManager.getInstance(viewCapture, windowManagerGlobal)
+        fun provideMotionToolManager(windowManagerGlobal: WindowManagerGlobal): MotionToolManager {
+            return MotionToolManager.getInstance(windowManagerGlobal)
         }
 
         @Provides
         fun provideWindowManagerGlobal(): WindowManagerGlobal = WindowManagerGlobal.getInstance()
-
-        @Provides fun provideViewCapture(): ViewCapture = ViewCapture.getInstance()
     }
 
     @Binds