I want you to clean up my Android TV over ADB. The goal: get rid of the ad and
recommendation rows, disable the factory apps I never use, and make the TV
faster. Run the commands yourself and explain what you are doing in plain
language as you go.

MY TV
- Make / model: FILL THIS IN            (example: TCL Smart TV Pro)
- TV's IP address: FILL THIS IN         (TV > Settings > Network & internet > Status)
- "Developer options" and "USB debugging / Wireless debugging" are already on.
  My computer and the TV are on the same network.

RULES - follow these exactly
1. DO NOT UNINSTALL ANYTHING. Use only `pm disable-user --user 0`, so every
   change can be undone with `pm enable <package>`. `pm uninstall` is forbidden.
2. Do not suggest or attempt rooting, unlocking the bootloader, or flashing a
   custom ROM. That factory-resets the TV, and if the Widevine certificate
   drops from L1 to L3 Netflix falls back to SD. There is nothing to gain.
3. MEASURE FIRST. Before you start, capture `dumpsys meminfo`,
   `pm list packages -s` and `pm list packages -d` to a file. Repeat the same
   measurements at the end and give me a before/after table.
4. WORK IN SMALL BATCHES. Disable at most 10 packages at a time, then STOP and
   have me test: does the remote's "Inputs / Source" button still work, can I
   switch to HDMI, do Netflix and YouTube still open, do sound and the on-screen
   keyboard still work? Do not move to the next batch until I say it is fine.
5. NEVER DISABLE THE FOLLOWING (these make the TV unusable):
      com.tcl.suspension          -> the Inputs/Source menu on the remote.
                                     The name looks like junk but disabling it
                                     means you can no longer switch to HDMI.
                                     If your TV is a different brand, find that
                                     brand's equivalent "quick panel" package.
      com.tcl.tv, com.tcl.tvinput -> HDMI / antenna input services
      com.google.android.tv.remote.service,
      com.tcl.tcl_bt_rcu_service,
      com.tcl.autopair            -> the remote control
      com.google.android.gms,
      com.google.android.gsf,
      com.android.vending         -> Play Services and the Play Store
      com.android.location.fused  -> disabling it sends the TV into a boot loop
      *.inputmethod.*             -> the on-screen keyboard
      com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx
                                  -> the home screen. Disabling it before an
                                     alternative launcher is installed leaves
                                     you with a black screen.
   For other brands, find the equivalents of this list. If you are not sure
   what a package does, ask me before disabling it.
6. KEEP A RECORD. Write every package you disable to `kapatilanlar.txt` inside
   a `tv-debloat` folder. Keep a `DEBLOAT-LOG.md` in the same folder describing
   what you did, why, and the exact command to undo each change.
7. If something breaks, re-enable the last batch first, then narrow it down one
   package at a time.

DO IT IN THIS ORDER
a) Check whether `adb` is installed and install it if not. Check which
   operating system I am on and pick the right route: on Windows download
   Google's platform-tools package and add it to PATH, on macOS
   `brew install android-platform-tools`, on Linux `apt install adb`. Then
   connect with `adb connect <IP>:5555`. The TV will show an "Allow debugging
   from this computer?" dialog, tell me so I can approve it. On Android 11 and
   above, if the TV asks for a pairing code on its "Wireless debugging" screen,
   use `adb pair` first.
b) Take the measurements and list the packages.
c) Sort the packages into three groups and show me a table: (1) definitely junk:
   unused streaming apps, demos, screensavers, voice assistants, setup wizards,
   telemetry; (2) depends on me: ask whether I actually use them; (3) untouchable.
   Get my approval and start with group 1.
d) Halve the animation speeds:
      settings put global window_animation_scale 0.5
      settings put global transition_animation_scale 0.5
      settings put global animator_duration_scale 0.5
e) Clear caches with `pm trim-caches`.
f) Reboot the TV and take the measurements again.

REPLACE THE HOME SCREEN
Google TV's own home screen is full of ads and "recommended for you" rows. I
want to use FLauncher instead (it is on the Play Store, free, open source, and
shows nothing but a grid of my apps).
- First ask me to install FLauncher and confirm that it is installed.
- Have me open FLauncher once and set it as the home screen.
- Only then disable `com.google.android.apps.tv.launcherx`.
- Reboot the TV and confirm the home screen is still FLauncher.

WHEN YOU ARE DONE, GIVE ME
1. The before/after RAM table.
2. The list of packages you disabled, each with a one-line "what this was".
3. A single command that undoes everything.