Just like Bluetooth and Network, add ability to search for Star printers with all connection types to the sample app. I added this as I was tinkering around with the All search query to see if it sped up printer discovery (it doesn't), but I figured I might as well put up a PR to permanently add the functionality.

This PR makes some updates to the sample app to bring it to parity with POS RN, namely:

• commit 1: Update version of Star Micronics SDK to match what is used in POS RN.
• commit 2: Update printing code in sample app to match what is used in POS RN.
• commit 3: Update UI to specify which options apply to which printer type, hide unneeded options.

Adds the ability to reproduce the issue where retrieving network printer statuses fails after multiple attempts. Getting a printer status works correctly the first time, but fails the second time with the following error:

Failed to getPort. Printer is in use.

During development it was discovered that calling SMPort.releasePort(port) twice will successfully release the port and the status can be retrieved, whereas calling it only once will not.

STR:

1. Turn on a Wi-Fi printer.
2. Launch the app and press Scan Network for the app to discover the Wi-Fi printer. Select the printer from the list.
3. On the printer details page, press Get status, release port TWICE. Verify the printer status changes to Online.
4. Press Get status, release port TWICE a few more times, verifying the status is always Online.
5. Press Get status, release port ONCE, verify the status is Online.
6. Press Get status, release port ONCE again, and verify the status changes to Offline after a few seconds, with the following error message logged. Any subsequent attempt to get the printer status will result in this failure.

StarSampleApp[509:56850] Failed to open printer port, with an error of: Error Domain=jp.star-m.stario Code=-100 "Failed to getPort. Printer is in use." UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=Failed to getPort. Printer is in use.}