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This expands the use of EXTRA_REFERRER to be relevant anywhere,
allowing apps to supply referrer information if they want.  However,
if they don't explicitly supply it, then the platform now keeps
track of package names that go with Intents when delivering them
to apps, which it can be returned as the default value.

The new method Activity.getReferrer() is used to retrieve this
referrer information.  It knows about EXTRA_REFERRER, it can return
the default package name tracked internally, and it also can return
a new EXTRA_REFERRER_NAME if that exists.  The latter is needed
because we can't use EXTRA_REFERRER in some cases since it is a Uri,
and things like #Intent; URI extras can only generate primitive type
extras.  We really need to support this syntax for referrers, so we
need to have this additional extra field as an option.

When a referrer is to a native app, we are adopting the android-app
scheme.  Since we are doing this, Intent's URI creation and parsing
now supports this scheme, and we improve its syntax to be able to build
intents with custom actions and stuff, instead of being all hung up
on custom schemes.

While doing this, fixed a problem when parsing both intent: and new
android-app: schemes with a selector portion, where we were not
respecting any scheme that was specified.

Change-Id: I06e55221e21a8156c1d6ac755a254fea386917a2