Android: if only password set then it fails (not a bug per say, more a question for a PR)

hey @EddyVerbruggen - I know this is fingerprint auth so if you don't want to add the change just let me know.

Currently, if the android device has a fingerprint enrolled, then they are presented with the default security option PLUS the option to use the fingerprint to authenticate.

In some cases, they don't have the fingerprint enrolled but might have a passcode set.

I'm trying to think of a way to make a PR to this plugin that doesn't cause any breaking changes but I'm coming up short right now, maybe you have some thoughts since you're more familiar with the code base.

Right now I'm using the entire fingerprint-auth plugin as a way to prevent users from accessing sensitive material. I wanted it to fallback to whatever the user has configured regardless of fingerprint. I know that goes against the entire 'name' of the plugin 😄 so maybe it's best to not mess with it. However, the following isKeyguardSecure method will return true if any security is configured so I'm just using it to resolve and then still presenting the user with the device security intent.

I'm just not sure the best way to wrap this into a PR. Maybe the available call can add an optional argument to check isDeviceSecure: boolean and then we can still resolve on that method alone and of course it wouldn't have to return touch: true in that scenario.

I'm not very clear on the iOS side yet as I haven't had to do a lot of digging there yet so maybe that change doesn't make sense to enable.

    const y = this.keyguardManager.isKeyguardSecure();
        console.log("IS KEYGUARD SECURE?", y);
        // if the device only has a password set the fingerprint enrolled method is going to fail bc no fingerprints have been enrolled :/
        if (
          this.keyguardManager.isKeyguardSecure()
        ) {
          resolve({
            any: true,
            touch: false
          });
        }

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Android: if only password set then it fails (not a bug per say, more a question for a PR) #50