Release 2.0.5

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Exposed thread pool callbacks in the scheduler interface for enhanced task management.
  • Added a new method to check for null bitmaps before processing, improving error handling during data loading.
  • Introduced asynchronous texture deallocation in iOS to optimize memory management.
• Bug Fixes
  • Ensured layers are properly paused and removed before scene destruction to prevent potential crashes.
• Refactor
  • Consolidated imports in the Android scheduler for cleaner code.
  • Updated method accessibility and added new methods across various interfaces and classes to support thread pool callbacks.
• Documentation
  • Updated version information in changelogs and readme files to reflect the new release 2.0.5.
• Chores
  • Updated version name and code in android/gradle.properties and dependency declarations to 2.0.5.

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Walkthrough

The Open Mobile Maps version 2.0.5 introduces enhancements across the board, focusing on thread pool callbacks and layer management improvements. Key updates include exposing thread_pool_callbacks in the scheduler interface, ensuring layers are properly removed before destruction, and adding null checks for bitmaps in data loading. This version also streamlines imports and updates versioning in documentation and properties files, reflecting a holistic approach to optimizing map rendering and scheduling tasks.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md, android/gradle.properties, ios/readme.md, shared/src/MapsCoreSharedModule.cpp	Version updated from 2.0.4 to 2.0.5.
android/.../DataLoader.kt	Added null check for bitmap before processing.
android/.../AndroidScheduler.kt, bridging/.../SchedulerInterface.kt, bridging/.../NativeSchedulerInterface.cpp, bridging/.../NativeSchedulerInterface.h, bridging/ios/MCSchedulerInterface+Private.mm, bridging/ios/MCSchedulerInterface.h, djinni/map/scheduling/task_scheduler.djinni, shared/public/SchedulerInterface.h, shared/src/map/scheduling/ThreadPoolSchedulerImpl.cpp, shared/src/map/scheduling/ThreadPoolSchedulerImpl.h	Added getThreadPoolCallbacks method across various interfaces and implementations.
android/src/main/java/io/openmobilemaps/.../AndroidScheduler.kt	Consolidated imports and added a new method.
ios/graphics/Texture/TextureHolder.swift	Added deinit method and updated init method.
shared/src/map/MapScene.cpp	Updated destroy method to pause and remove layers before clearing.

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A tale of version 2.0.5 is told.
🌍 Layers pause, bitmaps checked,
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