Seperated and Added to the Linux and Andriod Install Pages

[alanakihn]

Resolves #38572

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I separated the Linux and Android install pages as to provide more clarity for developers targeting these operating systems. I also added some additional information for more Linux distributions and a short guide on setting up the Android emulator. This is addressing the open issue: #38572.

Currently I have added the two files in the home directory as markdown files, as I don't have permission to edit the Wiki directly.

[wknapik]

Splitting the instructions for Android and Linux is reasonable, but so far instructions for all platforms are on the wiki, not in the repo. I'd rather keep it consistent.

The advantage of the wiki is that changes are quick and easy compared to opening a brave-core PR. But if we go for repo instead, why just two platforms?

If we decide to switch to the repo, we should replace the content of the relevant wiki pages with links to the markdown files in the repo.

If we decide to go with the wiki, I'm not sure if there's a way to have external contributions there.

@mihaiplesa @bsclifton - wdyt?

Other than the above:

• I see no changes to the README.md file, which should point to the newly split instructions for Linux and Android
• The two new files are placed at the top of the repo, with generic names - that should probably be adjusted to reflect what those files actually document
• The Android file doesn't appear to contain information that was present (and relevant) on the existing combined wiki - system requirements, dependency installation, troubleshooting, known issues

Given that these are instructions for developers, I think this should be reviewed by someone on the dev team.

[Chanchaichoochuay007]

Android.md

[Chanchaichoochuay007]

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[hamirmahal]

Suggested change

	## Additonal installs for different Linux distributions:
	## Additional installs for different Linux distributions: