Remove remaining wifi/network permissions about arcticons

[TotallyAvailable]

I did think about mentioning it just recently.
But just like with cutting all the things out of the requests file, I was left with the "maybe too much" feeling. It currently works as is without actual internet permission.

But as you now mention it

• might remove 'candybar.lib.activities.CandyBarCrashReport' while at it (maybe - optional)
• those 2 are sadly not exposed to App Ops, therefore no quick testing from me
• given that requests are handed over to an email client of choice, not knowing the network state at all shouldn't matter (e-mail clients incapable of basic offline buffering might still cause issues, assuming the icon request logic makes/made use of it)
• the storage permission ≤28 probably still has some use linked to requests ? (Or potentially Wallpaper related stuff)
• there's probably a bunch more stuff that could in theory be removed
• might also just still be there as required by an library that's still in use

So just like with bumping up that target SDK, go for it and see if it breaks.

[Donnnno]

Crash reporting is actually useful, so I don't see removing that one (the user still has to send the report to me).

[TotallyAvailable]

As I've actually never had to use it and given the fully FOSS move I just assumed those were just remains.
If users actually use it that's obviously reaching a broader user base than hoping for someone to mention it here on GitHub.
Still leaves the question if those 2 permissions are currently used to warn/prevent the user from completing something that (potentially) won't work without Internet connection.
Should this be the case, where does the line get drawn in terms of guidance and "pointing out the obvious" vs permission minimalism.