* Updated support to 25.4.0.1
* Updated missed projects
* Removed 'Xamarin.Build.Download' reference from packages.config and .csproj files
* Revert "Removed 'Xamarin.Build.Download' reference from packages.config and .csproj files"
This reverts commit 18e9f227f5.
* Removed Xamarin.Build.Download packages for projects without Google referenced packages
* Added GooglePlayServices package to Wear projects
* Updated support package component build 171
* Updated Xamarin.Android.Wear to version 2.0.1.1
* Removed ErrorCondition for GooglePlayService version 42.1021.1
* Removed ErrorCondition for Xamarin.Android.Wear 2.0.1
* Updated TargetFrameworkVersion to v7.0
All projects that contain Xamarin.Android.Support.v4,
Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Base, Xamarin.GooglePlayServices.Basement
were updated the TargetFrameworkVersion element to v7.0
* Update projects to Support* 25.1.0
* Update GooglePlayServices.* to 42.1001.0
* [Maps] Update to use latest GetMapAsync functionality
* [Leanback] Fix IOnItemViewClickedListener breakage
* Update to Xamarin.Build.Download to 0.4.2
* Remove incorrect XBD error conditions
* Fix Error/Imports to account for latest fix
This reverts commit d2bb4d3b54.
On Windows, $(TargetFrameworkVersion)=v2.3 IS API-10; a v2.3.3 framework is
NOT installed, and not selectable, and selecting API-10 within e.g.
Visual Studio results in $(TargetFrameworkVersion)=v2.3, not v2.3.3.
Which is just a level of confusion I was not expecting...
These projects had $(TargetFrameworkVersion) set to "v2.3", which is
API level 9, which we no longer support (and Google no longer
supports, and we haven't shipped API-9 in ages, and...).
Bump these projects to target "v2.3.3" (API-10), which IS supported.