Prepare v12

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<summary><strong>Details</strong></summary>
- Adding the Advanced Settings entries is best done using the migration script with the `sh migrate.sh --force --advanced` or `sh migrate.sh -f -a` command. Other than for the "verboseLogs" entry (see above), they are all 0 (disabled) or 1 (enabled).
- Adding the Advanced Settings entries is best done using the migration script with the `sh migrate.sh --force --advanced` or `sh migrate.sh -f -a` command. They may also be added on initial setups using the `sh autopif2.sh --advanced` or `sh autopif2.sh -a` command or configured directly for Tricky Store to achieve STRONG integrity (see below) with the `sh autopif2.sh --strong` or `sh autopif2.sh -s` command. Other than for the "verboseLogs" entry (see above), they are all 0 (disabled) or 1 (enabled).
- The "spoofBuild" entry (default 1) controls spoofing the Build Fields from the fingerprint; the "spoofProps" entry (default 1) controls spoofing the System Properties from the fingerprint; the "spoofProvider" entry (default 1) controls spoofing the Keystore Provider, and the "spoofSignature" entry (default 0) controls spoofing the ROM Signature.
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## About Skipping Property Deletion
An advanced feature (unrelated to Play Integrity) intended for those who also need to use apps which detect prop tampering. To avoid triggering these detections by skipping any `resetprop --delete` commands in the module scripts, manually opt-in by creating a file named skipdelprop in the module directory, either from a root prompt with `touch /data/adb/modules/playintegrityfix/skipdelprop` or from a file explorer app, after the module is already installed, then reboot.
## About Scripts-only mode
An advanced feature intended for older Android <10 ROMs, mostly stock ROMs or those with stock-like values, (and some other rare special cases), since they generally only need a few prop changes to pass Play Integrity DEVICE verdict. Due to this the majority of the previous information does not apply to or contradicts that of Scripts-only mode, so to avoid confusion it's contained in the Details area below.