message: Add note that python scripting on Android is unreliable and unsupported
  * It may work since the python scripting is generally not Android specific, but
  Android itself is quite likely going to cause problems that are out of scope.
diff: @@ -10,6 +10,10 @@ Within RenderDoc - when either running scripts on the command line, or via the :
  It is also possible to build the ``renderdoc`` module standalone which can be loaded into python and used for scripting directly without the UI program. Due to the inherent difficulty of distributing C python modules this isn't included by default in distributed builds at the time of writing, but is generated by default in source builds - ``renderdoc.pyd`` on windows or ``renderdoc.so`` elsewhere. Use of this module is strictly a convenience and is not supported.
  +.. note::
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  + Due to Android being inherently an unstable and unreliable platform, using the python scripting on Android devices is not recommended or supported. It may work, but you'll be on your own with any problems encountered as they are too likely to be caused by problems on Android.
  +
  You must use exactly the same version of python to load the module as was used to build it. On Windows the version of python that comes with the repository and is used by default is python 3.6. This can be overridden at build time by setting the environment variable `RENDERDOC_PYTHON_PREFIX32` or `RENDERDOC_PYTHON_PREFIX64` to the path of a compatible python install. NOTE that the embedded zip distribution doesn't come with python38.lib which is necessary, so you must regenerate it or get it from the installed python. The installed python folder doesn't come with a python38.zip standard library bundle which you'd need to create or get from the embedded zip distribution.
  .. note::
  