Use target fragments instead of tag lookups #395
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Completes #164621769.
This fixes an issue where the sleep timer and multi-repeat value pickers would not work because they were unable to send values back to the calling fragment. This was failing because they were trying to look up a fragment with a specific tag, and the requesting fragment did not have a tag specified. This regression was probably introduced in 4c3985b.
Instead of adding a tag to the fragments, this commit fixes the issue by replacing the tag lookup with the built-in target fragment mechanism, which removes the requirement that fragments need to have a tag for the result to get delivered to them.
Testing Steps
Verify that the multi-repeat and sleep timer settings can be enabled from the now playing page. Only setting this preference is affected, the actual behavior of these options has not changed.