Add Web-to-APK Template

[Ben-ADFA]

Ref. 3310

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Feature description

From AMAN (@DEV_MOD_ON) on Telegram:
I was looking at apps like HopWeb, which are insanely popular because they allow Web Developers to build APKs using just HTML/CSS/JS. They essentially automate wrapping web assets into a native WebView.
​What if we introduce a 'Web-to-APK' Template in COTG? A user simply selects this template, drops their HTML/JS folder into the workspace, and COTG automatically handles the WebView wrapper code and compiles the APK.

Use Case

Automatic handling of WebView and compilation

Benefits

This single feature could bring millions of web developers (who don't know Kotlin) into the COTG ecosystem, aligning perfectly with the 'App Dev for All' vision.

[aman-khan-786]

​"Hi Ben Sir, David Sir, and Akash Sir!
​To properly demonstrate the 'Web-to-APK' UI flow, I have built a small 'COTG HTML' prototype using 100% Jetpack Compose (Material 3). It is not entirely perfect, but I made it just to practically explain my idea and vision to you all.
​I kept the specific needs of a web developer in mind while building this prototype. Here is a short summary of the features I visualized:
​Smart Workspace: A clean edge-to-edge UI featuring a 'Stateful Recursive File Tree'. Users can long-press to directly create or import files/folders without touching any native Android files.
​Pro Code Editor: Features dynamic line numbers and a 'Cursor-Aware Snippets Bar' (tapping a button inserts an HTML tag exactly at the cursor's position). Creating a new file automatically generates the necessary boilerplate code.
​Live Preview & Debugging: A Floating Bug Inspector that catches console.log and JS errors directly from the WebView, displaying a red warning (⚠️) along with the exact line numbers.
​Build Engine & Configs (HopWeb Inspired): Utilizes an app-config.json approach for web devs instead of build.gradle (for simple toggles like fullscreen, zoom, etc.). Hitting 'Compile' triggers an auto-swiping panel that streams real-time build logs.
​Future Scope (Dynamic Apps): Similar to HopWeb, we could potentially add support for a local PHP Server and MariaDB/MySQL (my.cnf) in the future to support dynamic web apps.
​I am attaching some screenshots of this working prototype below.
​Please have a look and let me know what you think of this concept! Thank you!"