[Bug]: Marker image doesn't rotate around the images center (transform-origin).

[qwalker8408-aura]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Description of the bug

When adding a custom marker that requires the marker to have a heading/bearing the rotation property to alter the markers rotation behaves in an unexpected manner.

React Native version

0.83.0

React version

19.2.0

Package version

0.15.2

Native SDK versions

• I haven't changed the version of the native SDKs

React Native Doctor Output

Common
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iOS
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✓ .xcode.env - File to customize Xcode environment

Errors: 1
Warnings: 0

Steps to reproduce

1. Add a circle marker custom image that has a "point"
2. Rotate the image. use the built-in getMyLocation from the mapViewController to get the bearing/heading and add this to the marker.
3. Review the heading the image is pointing to. Because it doesn't rotate around (50,50) (center of image) the image heading point looks off.

Expected vs Actual Behavior

Expected behaviour is for the rotation to not distort the images bearing if rotation changes and point in the correct bearing.
Actual behaviour is that if I rotate an image with a "point" where its pointing just doesn't look right

Code Sample

const myMapLocation = await mapViewControllerRef.current?.getMyLocation();
await mapViewControllerRef.current?.addMarker({
        id: 'arrived-user-marker',
        imgPath: RESPONDER_ARRIVAL_PIN_ASSET,
        // alter with +90deg because the transform origin is at (50,0), Quick fix.
        rotation: myMapLocation?.bearing ? myMapLocation?.bearing + 90 : 90,
        position: {
          lat: myMapLocation.lat,
          lng: myMapLocation.lng,
 })

Additional Context

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