libnativeloader/test/loadlibrarytest_system_app_manifest.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
          package="android.test.app.system">
    <instrumentation android:name="androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"
                     android:targetPackage="android.test.app.system" />
    <application>
        <uses-library android:required="false" android:name="android.test.systemsharedlib" />
        <uses-library android:required="false" android:name="android.test.systemextsharedlib" />
        <uses-library android:required="false" android:name="android.test.productsharedlib" />
        <uses-library android:required="false" android:name="android.test.vendorsharedlib" />
        <!-- System apps get a shared classloader namespace, so they don't need
             uses-native-library entries for anything in /system or /system_ext. -->
        <uses-native-library android:required="false" android:name="libproduct_extpub.product1.so" />
        <uses-native-library android:required="false" android:name="libproduct_extpub1.product1.so" />
        <uses-native-library android:required="false" android:name="libproduct_extpub2.product1.so" />
        <uses-native-library android:required="false" android:name="libproduct_extpub3.product1.so" />
    </application>
</manifest>