feat(android): comments for android location

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved type handling for view destruction to ensure safer cleanup.
  • Adjusted internal implementation to toggle between location provider options.
• Chores
  • Added a commented-out dependency as a placeholder for future use.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the ExpofpViewManager class by modifying the method signature of onDropViewInstance to accept a generic View instead of a specific FplanView, and adjusts the destruction logic to safely cast before invoking destroy(). The code also toggles the usage of two location provider implementations by commenting out the background variant. Additionally, a commented-out dependency for a background location provider is added to the Gradle build file, and an import statement for the background provider is commented out.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
android/build.gradle	Added a commented-out dependency for com.expofp:crowdconnectedbackground:4.10.0 in the dependencies block.
android/src/main/java/com/expofp/ExpofpViewManager.kt	Commented out import for CrowdConnectedBackgroundProvider; modified onDropViewInstance to accept View; adjusted destruction logic; toggled location provider instantiation by commenting out background provider usage.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant App
    participant ExpofpViewManager
    participant FplanView

    App->>ExpofpViewManager: onDropViewInstance(view: View)
    ExpofpViewManager->>FplanView: (if view is FplanView) destroy()

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Possibly related PRs

• feat(android): expofp 4.10 #27: Both PRs involve changes to the onDropViewInstance method and cleanup logic in ExpofpViewManager, but differ in method signatures and view types handled.
• fix(android): expo fpplan view #29: Both PRs modify the onDropViewInstance method signature and handling in ExpofpViewManager.kt related to FplanView, directly connecting them in view lifecycle management.

Suggested reviewers

• rckm
• almassapargali

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A bunny with code in its paws,
Saw views drop with nary a pause.
With a cast and a tweak,
It made things less bleak,
And left a hint in the build for the cause!
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