Adds initializer for Rive for use at app startup#91
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as before, you mentioned you may have another idea here. so i will leave this sitting fttb. lgtm though
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Moved initializer to module and appears to be working; ready for merging. |
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Creates an Initializer for Rive that can used to initialize the runtime at startup either through declaring an InitializationProvider in the manifest, or calling
AppInitializerdirectly in the code:This follow Android's current guidance for initializing components at startup: https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/app-startup