I’d like an Android app called “Clipboard Manager+” that quietly keeps a searchable history of everything I copy so I can quickly reuse snippets at work. It should feel fast and reliable and keep working without me opening it. Core flows: browse clipboard history, pin favorites to the top, search by text/time, and automatically clean up old entries based on user rules. The UI should be a simple, Material-style list with a settings screen for things like cleanup schedule, pin behavior, and the persistent notification. Build it in Kotlin using an MVI approach for state, and store items with timestamps in Room. Target Android 9–12 (minSDK 28, targetSDK 31). To keep listening for changes, run a foreground service with a persistent notification and use ClipboardManager.OnPrimaryClipChangedListener. Please localize the app for zh-CN, id-ID, and ru-RU, and make sure the project builds cleanly with Gradle on Linux (basic tests or lint are a plus).