question: how to get accurate information on whether the device has transitioned from moving to stop

Your Environment

Plugin version: 4.16.0
Platform: iOS or Android: Android
OS version: 14
Device manufacturer / model: Oneplus 9
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Plugin config:

bg.BackgroundGeolocation.ready(
bg.Config(
    desiredAccuracy: bg.Config.DESIRED_ACCURACY_HIGH,
    stopOnTerminate: false,
    stopTimeout: 1,
    distanceFilter: 1,
    disableElasticity: true,
    isMoving: true,
    enableHeadless: true,
    url: null,
    persistMode: bg.Config.PERSIST_MODE_NONE,
    startOnBoot: true,
    debug: false,
    heartbeatInterval: 60,
    logLevel: bg.Config.LOG_LEVEL_VERBOSE,
    foregroundService: true,
    notification: bg.Notification(
        title: "Tracker app",
        text: "Started location & ble scanning",
        priority: bg.Config.NOTIFICATION_PRIORITY_LOW),
    locationAuthorizationRequest: 'Always',
    backgroundPermissionRationale: bg.PermissionRationale(
        title:
            "Allow {applicationName} to access to this device's location in the background?",
        message:
            "In order to track your activity in the background, please enable {backgroundPermissionOptionLabel} location permission",
        positiveAction: "Change to {backgroundPermissionOptionLabel}",
        negativeAction: "Cancel")),
).then((bg.State state) {
if (!state.enabled) {
  ////
  // 3.  Start the plugin.
  //
  bg.BackgroundGeolocation.start();
}
});

Expected Behavior

For the application we are building we are mainly interested in the stop locations (and we want to know the device is actually stopped). We don't care too much about points recorded while the phone is moving. Ideally a stop is defined as having no motion (accelerometer driven) for a configurable seconds.

Actual Behavior

With the configuration above we do get all 'relevant' location points. When driving we do get correctly the last location point of the trip, however when cannot always reliably figure out that this is a stop. Our current logic is to look at a location of speed/activity/moving flag. However on this last location point:

speed is not always close to zero
activity.type is not always still
the moving flag is not always false At this point my main question is what is the correct expectation here? Can we expect to always get a transition to moving -> false? Or can we always expect the activity to go to still. And if so what is the expected timeout to get that transition? Is it controllable in any way?

Steps to Reproduce

At this moment just a behavioral question

Context

Debug logs

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transistorsoft / flutter_background_geolocation