• firebase_admin/_messaging_encoder.py
  • Added bandwidth_constrained_ok and restricted_satellite_ok fields to the AndroidConfig encoding logic.
• firebase_admin/_messaging_utils.py
  • Updated the AndroidConfig class to include bandwidth_constrained_ok and restricted_satellite_ok as optional parameters in its constructor.
  • Added bandwidth_constrained_ok and restricted_satellite_ok as instance attributes to the AndroidConfig class.
• tests/test_messaging.py
  • Added parameterized tests to validate that bandwidth_constrained_ok and restricted_satellite_ok fields only accept boolean values.
  • Updated the test_android_config method to include bandwidth_constrained_ok and restricted_satellite_ok in the AndroidConfig instantiation and expected encoded output.

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