Fix for #49 to help enable NFC #53
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This essentially forces the user to enable NFC to even be able to enter the passport number etc., but you can't really do anything with the app anyways. So I figured it was better to just forcefully request the user to enable it? It shows the help text in a toast message. Fixes tananaev#49
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I have tried to fix #49 and it appears to work ok for me on Galaxy A53 5G (SM-A546B).
This may not be the best way to add this check and help the user to enable NFC, but this is how far my android app dev skills go... :S
This essentially forces the user to enable NFC to even be able to enter
the passport number etc., but you can't really do anything with the app
anyways. So I figured it was better to just forcefully request the user
to enable it?
It shows the help text in a toast message.
Please review this and merge or reject this as you see fit.