refactor(geolocation): rename availabilitySignal to availabilityHintSignal#24276
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…ignal Renames the per-UI availability accessor and slims the surrounding JavaDoc. The "Hint" suffix sets expectations about the signal's best-effort nature: Safari never reports permission state, Firefox does not always propagate browser-settings changes, and Chromium has a small propagation delay. The slimmer JavaDoc keeps a short reliability list in place of the previous multi-paragraph caveats section.
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Renames the per-UI availability accessor and slims the surrounding JavaDoc. The "Hint" suffix sets expectations about the signal's best-effort nature: Safari never reports permission state, Firefox does not always propagate browser-settings changes, and Chromium has a small propagation delay. The slimmer JavaDoc keeps a short reliability list in place of the previous multi-paragraph caveats section.