fix: add missing hasResources check #3182
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There's a missing check for hasResources in ApkDecoder, which causes minSdkVersion to be force-replaced for APKs also, not just for JARs, which often causes an inconsistency with the original APK.
As such, the hasResources of ResourcesDecoder must be public (ideally "package-private", but ResourcesDecoder is in "res" sub-package so that is not viable).
Also made hasManifest public for consistency's sake to avoid confusion and open it for possible usage in ApkDecoder in the future.