Reintroduce Android browser history extraction

Background

Issue https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt/issues/529 requested support for specifying an alternative Android browser-history location because the old ChromeHistory ADB module only queried the Google Chrome path.

The V3 work in https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt/pull/716 removed that ADB module. The current built-in AndroidQF modules do not query browser databases, and the Android backup command only parses SMS/MMS. Browser history is mentioned in the broader Android filesystem work tracked by https://github.com/mvt-project/mvt/issues/838, but there is no dedicated implementation issue describing the required browser coverage.

Proposed change

Reintroduce Android browser-history extraction for filesystem or AndroidQF acquisitions that contain browser databases.

Ideally, the implementation should:

• discover and parse all supported browser-history databases present in an acquisition, rather than stopping after the first match or supporting only Google Chrome;
• support separately validated paths and schemas for Chromium-family browsers such as Chrome, Brave, Edge, Samsung Internet, and Opera;
• support non-Chromium browsers such as Firefox through separate schema-aware parsers where evidence and fixtures are available;
• allow an explicit database or custom path as requested in #529;
• retain the originating browser and database path on every result;
• process SQLite WAL/SHM sidecars when present;
• add extracted visits to the timeline and URL-indicator checks.

Paths should only be added when supported by source code, vendor documentation, or a reproducible acquisition fixture. Package-name substitution alone should not be treated as proof of a path.

Suggested acceptance criteria

• A shared browser-history artifact interface with browser-specific parsers where schemas differ.
• Every matching database/profile in the input is processed.
• Tests cover Chrome and at least one non-Chrome browser using representative SQLite fixtures.
• Tests cover multiple databases and attribution of results to their source database.
• The command supports an explicitly supplied history database or path.