TBR: Use release 2.1.2

Expected changes:
- v23 debugging doesn't start its own network server, uses
  the same one as syncbase, making syncbase debugging/exploration
  easier
  Ref: https://vanadium-review.googlesource.com/#/c/22139/
- Temporary workaround for large advertisements
  (Ad compression will follow in a separate change)
  Ref: https://vanadium-review.googlesource.com/#/c/22179/

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README.md

TODOs demo: Syncbase and Firebase

This is a TODOs application for Android which uses either Firebase or Syncbase as a persistence layer.

Building & running

Switching between persistence layers

To switch between Firebase and Syncbase use: Build -> Select Build Variant and choose between the various options (e.g., firebaseDebug, syncbaseDebug etc.)

Firebase

The firebase app is at https://vivid-heat-7354.firebaseio.com/. Ross Wang and Alex Fandrianto manage the administration of the database.

WARNING: There is no authentication required in this demo, and the TODO list is global, accessible to all. In a real TODOs app this would not be the case of course. In the mean time, don't put anything sensitive there!