feature: [ANDROSDK-2309] support isEmpty/isNotEmpty filter operators#2657
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Good one! Added a commit with an adaptation for a failing test (just the assertion, not a functional error).
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Tracker filters (eventFilters, trackedEntityInstanceFilters and programStageWorkingLists) support an isEmpty/isNotEmpty operator for text values that the SDK previously did not handle. This PR adds full support for the operator, exposing a new isEmpty property on filters and building the corresponding SQL condition so the operator is honored in both offline and online queries.
Related task: ANDROSDK-2309