chore(deps): bump leakcanary-android from 2.0-alpha-1 to 2.0-alpha-2

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Bumps leakcanary-android from 2.0-alpha-1 to 2.0-alpha-2.

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v2.0-alpha-2

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Change Log

Version 2.0 Alpha 2 (2019-05-21)

Thanks for testing the alpha, we're counting on you to help us find bugs and suggest improvements! Check out the new Getting Started instructions and the migration guide.

• #1040 Import and analyze hprof files from other devices
• #1344 Computing retained size
• #1325 New notification showing current count of retained instances
• #1079 "Excluded" leaks have been renamed to "Won't fix" leaks to clarify meaning.
• #1328 New leaks are called out in the UI.
• #1327 LeakSentry can be enabled / disabled and is automatically disabled in non debuggable builds.
• #1173 Experimental: now reporting leaks that only go through weak references (previously reported as "no path to instance")
• #1339 Readded support for Thread name based exclusions
• #1312 Fixed bug causing LeakCanary to stop detecting leaks after the app is killed.
• #1310 #1313 #1314 #1340 #1337 Many API changes
• #1296 #1293 #1306 #1336 Fixed several crashes.

Many thanks to
@​forrestbice,
@​Foso,
@​Goddchen,
@​marcosholgado,
@​orionlee,
@​pyricau,
@​satoshun,
@​ZacSweers
for the contributions!

For more details, see the 2.0-alpha-2 Milestone and the full diff.

Version 2.0 Alpha 1 (2019-04-23)

This change log is also available as a Twitter thread.

• New logo, thanks @​flickator!
• Entirely rewritten to 100% Kotlin
• Multiple leaks detected in one analysis
  • The heap is dumped when the app goes in the background, or when a minimum of 5 leaks is reached in the foreground.
• Leak grouping
  • Leaks that share similar causes are grouped in the UI.
  • New screens to see the list of groups and each group.
  • Improved leaktrace strings to highlight leak causes.
  • Leaks can be shared to Stack Overflow
• New library: LeakSentry.
  • Detects when objects are leaking and triggers LeakCanary
  • Can be used independently in production, for instance to report the number of leaking instances on an OutOfMemoryError crash.
• New heap parser

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