[SL-UP] Add application callback to allow the application to inject logic #116
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Description
PR introduces the WifiSleepManager application callback class to enable application level logic to be injected into the WifiSleepManager to determine if in which low power mode can the Wi-Fi chip go to.
The structure of ApplicationCallback is to allow the WifiSleepManager to work with and without application logic being injected.
Tests
Validate that standard behavior still works if no callback is provided.