[android] #5438 - integrate MyLocationView set bearing inside the MapView setBearing
[android] #5438 - invalidate the MapView instead of calling update from core.
[android] #5438 - add bearing MyLocationView to setBearing focal point on MapView
[android] #5438 - Get correct bearing when camera object is rotated around the z-axis, notify MyLocationView when camera position changes, update test utilities.
[android] #5438 - fixes compass tracking
[android] #5541 - add a MapboxAcountManagerNotStartedException when calling getInstance when not started.
[android] #5541 - fixes using access tokens in attributes & MapboxMapOptions
[android] #5541 - improved MapboxAccountManager exception message
* [core] geometry.hpp 0.8.0
* geojsonvt @ 6.0.0
* Update platform deps, build scripts
* Perf optimizations/cleanup
* Rebase in geometry@080
* D.R.Y. etc
* Ensure fill annotation geometries have closed rings.
* Optimizations
* Update to geojsonvt @ 6.1.0 for clean handoff between geojson parsing and geojsonvt
* Apply close multi/poly geoms for line annotations as well
The current ::stop() implementation was not thread safe and we
should queue the ::stop() for the next loop iteration so even
if we call ::stop() before ::run(), it gets processed.
Not supported, because we don't have control over the Looper
timeout like we do for Loopers we create. On the main thread,
Android takes care of making the application sleep and sets
an arbitrary timeout. This could be properly fixed by implementing
timers in Java, but we don't really have the use case of timers
in the main thread.
[android] #5104 - make nativeLatLngForPix faster (52ms - 45ms).
[andriod] #5104 - make nativeSetLatLng faster (117ms to 105ms)
[android] #5104 - make nativeFlyTo faster (106ms to 97ms)
[android] #5104 - make nativeEaseTo faster (103 to 94ms)
[android] #5104 - make nativeJumpTo faster (94 to 86ms)
[android] #5104 - make nativeProjectedMetersForLatLng faster (32 to 30ms)
[android] #5104 - make nativeLatLngForProjectedMeters faster (32 to 30ms)
This adds a guard so that when a shove gesture is occurring, no other
gestures take place. This helps avoid the disorienting feeling of
having the map move left and right and rotate while trying to tilt it
and looks more like Google maps.
