Initializes the Play Games SDK using the Game services application id defined in the
application's manifest.
It is only necessary to call this method if you disable thePlayGamesInitProviderprovider declared by the Play Games SDK. Under
normal circumstancesPlayGamesInitProviderwill automatically initialize
the Play Games SDK at application startup.
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