Offered and requested message IDs are stored in the database rather than
being owned by DuplexConnections. This paves the way for moving to a
simplex transport layer.

The distinction between inbox groups and other groups can be maintained
internally, there's no need to represent it on the wire.

This can happen on Android if the app is automatically restarted after a
crash.

This allows us to avoid instantiating the plugin on unsupported
architectures.

Unit tests would've caught this.

Private messages are now the same as group messages, but groups can be
private or public. When a contact is added, a private group is created
and designated as the inbox for exchanging private messages with the
contact.

This produces a saner user experience when devices have differing
clocks.

Older devices such as the Huawei U8210 don't completely support the Java
1.6 API. Calling an unsupported method crashes the app.

Older devices such as the Huawei U8210 don't completely support the Java
1.6 API. Calling an unsupported method crashes the app.

This allows quick access to any part of the app, including quitting (two
touches).

This makes the contact list behave how alpha testers expected: touching
a contact shows private messages exchanged with the contact.

As we no longer support Java 1.5 we can stay up to date with H2
releases.