Show the status bar by default.

This helps on devices that place the menu key in the status bar. On those
devices the user is stuck because they can't get to the menu key without
showing the status bar, and they can't change the status bar preference
without using the menu key.

(Users on those devices can paint themselves into a corner by hiding the
status bar manually, but hopefully they'll figure out that uninstalling
and re-installing ATE will reset the preferences.)

We originally hid the status bar by default way back in Android 1.0, when
the standard screen size was 320 x 200. Screens are larger now, which
makes it more reasonable to show the status bar by default.

This change won't affect anyone who has already run ATE once, since the
preferences will have already been set to the default value on the first
run of the program.

res/values/defaults.xml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
 <resources>
    <!-- Don't localize these default values -->
-   <string name="pref_statusbar_default">0</string>
+   <string name="pref_statusbar_default">1</string>
    <integer name="pref_actionbar_default">1</integer>
    <string name="pref_cursorstyle_default">0</string>
    <string name="pref_cursorblink_default">0</string>