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Fix Android JNI README return constant - #167
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The Android Java -> Rust
jni_onloadexample declaresJNI_VERSION_1_6but returns the different, undeclared identifierjni_version_1_6. Rust identifiers are case-sensitive, so the example does not compile. Return the declared constant and keep the root README and crate README in sync.Validation:
git diff --checkpassed. This documentation-only change was not run through the full Rust/Java CI suite;rustcis not available in the task environment.