Enable the creation of alarms with the same fire date on Android.

[brunosmarppy]

Removed the validation:

        boolean containAlarm = alarmUtil.checkAlarm(getAlarmDB().getAlarmList(1), alarm);
        if (!containAlarm) {
            ...
        } else {
              promise.reject(E_SCHEDULE_ALARM_FAILED, "duplicate alarm set at date");
        }

And the function:

 boolean checkAlarm(ArrayList<AlarmModel> alarms, AlarmModel alarm) {
        boolean contain = false;
        for (AlarmModel aAlarm : alarms) {
            if (aAlarm.getHour() == alarm.getHour()
                    && aAlarm.getMinute() == alarm.getMinute()
                    && aAlarm.getSecond() == alarm.getSecond()
                    && aAlarm.getDay() == alarm.getDay()
                    && aAlarm.getMonth() == alarm.getMonth()
                    && aAlarm.getYear() == alarm.getYear()
                    && aAlarm.getActive() == 1) {
                contain = true;
                break;
            }
        }

        if (contain) {
            Toast.makeText(mContext, "You have already set this Alarm", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
        }

        return contain;
    }

I altered this because the IOS allows the creation of the same alarm (with the same fire_date). And with this alteration, I can do the same on Android.

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