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This change coalesces Cp2 contacts into a new cursor so that
they can be associated with the Company name. The following logs
can help explain how the data is organizes in the original cursor:
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/name), data1 (A Pixel)
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/note), data1 ()
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/group_membership), data1 (1)
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/phone_v2), data1 (+1 650-200-7932)
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/phone_v2), data1 (+1 540-555-6666)
display Name (A Pixel), lookupKey (3535i7a9673fc89b77de3), mimeType (vnd.android.cursor.item/organization), data1 (Walmart)
This is an example of what is returned for a single contact. We can easily
associate contact rows together using the lookup key and determine which
rows have relevant data by checking the mime type. I use the data here to
coalesce the contacts together into one row for easy parsing in ContactFilterCursor.
Rows with mime type phone_v2 contain contact information (for example, this
contact has 2 phone numbers).
Rows with mime type organization contain contact's company information (for
example, this contact works at Walmart).
Bug: 67675742,64894607,67848713
Test: existing + SCCT.filter_companyName
PiperOrigin-RevId: 172528797
Change-Id: I5c9f66ff0c27276869295eff97bb0216f92995be
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