Make unit tests work with Gradle

Had to split the test app from the tests, since that's how gradle forces
you to do it.

test/README.md

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 # to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
 # "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance
 # with the License.  You may obtain a copy of the License at
-# 
+#
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-# 
+#
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 # software distributed under the License is distributed on an
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-# Android Native Tests #
+# Android Native Tests
 
 These tests are designed to verify Android native features and other Android specific features.
+They currently are in disrepair, and don't pass / work on KitKat+ :(.
 
-## Initial Setup ##
+## Initial Setup
 
-There really isn't any manual setup to do. The ant script takes care of that.
-You don't even need to compile cordova-x.y.z.jar or copy it, because 
-project.properties has a library reference to ../framework.  However, Robotium
-has to be installed for the onScrollChanged tests to work correctly.  It can be
+### Setting env vars
+
+Run:
+
+    ../bin/check_reqs
+
+Use the output to set your `ANDROID_HOME` and `JAVA_HOME` environment variables.
+
+### Adding `gradlew`
+
+Copy it from a freshly created project:
+
+    ../bin/create foo
+    (cd foo && cordova/build --gradle; cp -r gradlew gradle ..)
+    rm -r foo
+
+### Robotium
+
+Robotium has to be installed for the onScrollChanged tests to work correctly.  It can be
 found at https://code.google.com/p/robotium/ and the jar should be put in the
-'libs' directory'.
+'androidTests/libs' directory'.
 
-To run manually from command line:
+## Running
 
-0. Build by entering `ant debug install`
-0. Run tests by clicking on "CordovaNativeTests" app icon on the device
+To run manual tests:
 
-To run from Eclipse:
+    ./gradlew installDebug
 
-0. Import Android project into Eclipse
-0. Ensure Project properties "Java Build Path" includes the lib/cordova-x.y.z.jar
-0. Create run configuration if not already created
-0. Run As -> Android JUnit Test
+To run unit tests:
 
-## Automatic Runs ##
+    ./gradlew connectedAndroidTest
 
-Once you have installed the test, you can launch and run the tests
-automatically with the below command:
+## Android Studio
 
-    adb shell am instrument -w org.apache.cordova.test/android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner
+1. Use "Non-Android Studio Project" to import the `test` directory.
+2. Right click on the `junit` package in the left-side nav
+3. Select "Debug"`->`_The one with the Android icon_