Mark libft2.so and libpng.so installed in /vendor/lib as sphal
libft2.so is removed from LLNDK, as it was LLNDK-private just because it is referenced from VNDK-SPs, but it is no longer true because of VNDK deprecation. This change adds libft2.so to have same sepolicy with other sphal libraries, so it can be loaded from sphal libraries same as before. Mark same to libpng.so as it is referenced from libft2.so Bug: 326402649 Test: Barbet boot succeeded without sepolicy error Change-Id: Id8c1194da478bd4fc02e701230fd1a3c0b3c00be
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