Use the new java_cpp_enum rule in net.

net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h

Index: net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h
diff --git a/net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h b/net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h
index 7027c3d7726dc1842133f528d6e98c5feda5e181..e1cd3ce659adab4c16e414df4b8a678a24a6c360 100644
--- a/net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h
+++ b/net/android/cert_verify_result_android.h
@@ -16,10 +16,28 @@ namespace net {
 
 namespace android {
 
+// The list of certificate verification results returned from Java side to the
+// C++ side.
+//
+// A Java counterpart will be generated for this enum.
+// GENERATED_JAVA_ENUM_PACKAGE: org.chromium.net
 enum CertVerifyStatusAndroid {
-#define CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID(label, value) VERIFY_ ## label = value,
-#include "net/android/cert_verify_status_android_list.h"
-#undef CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID
+  // Certificate is trusted.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_OK = 0,
+  // Certificate verification could not be conducted.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_FAILED = -1,
+  // Certificate is not trusted due to non-trusted root of the certificate
+  // chain.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_NO_TRUSTED_ROOT = -2,
+  // Certificate is not trusted because it has expired.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_EXPIRED = -3,
+  // Certificate is not trusted because it is not valid yet.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_NOT_YET_VALID = -4,
+  // Certificate is not trusted because it could not be parsed.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_UNABLE_TO_PARSE = -5,
+  // Certificate is not trusted because it has an extendedKeyUsage field, but
+  // its value is not correct for a web server.
+  CERT_VERIFY_STATUS_ANDROID_INCORRECT_KEY_USAGE = -6,
 };
 
 // Extract parameters out of an AndroidCertVerifyResult object.