In background mode on iOS, plugin freeze the app

[kukareku0307]

Your Environment

• Plugin version: 4.16.4
• Platform: iOS
• OS version: 17
• Device manufacturer / model: iPhone
• Flutter info (flutter doctor):
• Plugin config:

  
  bg.Config(
      stopDetectionDelay: 0,
      maxRecordsToPersist: 2,
      stopTimeout: 0,
      httpTimeout: 10000,
      disableElasticity: true,
      stationaryRadius: 25,
      desiredAccuracy: bg.Config.DESIRED_ACCURACY_NAVIGATION,
      distanceFilter: 15.0,
      url: Url,
      stopOnTerminate: false,
      startOnBoot: true,
      debug: true,
      showsBackgroundLocationIndicator: false,
      disableLocationAuthorizationAlert: true,
      logLevel: bg.Config.LOG_LEVEL_INFO);
      +
      main:
       LocationService.state = await bg.BackgroundGeolocation.ready(
          LocationService.buildLocationConfig());
      kfromBackgroundLocationAppStarted_ =
          LocationService.state?.didLaunchInBackground ?? false;

## Expected Behavior
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When I turn off the application, the plugin turns on in the background and works as it should, it turns on and off by the system when necessary.

## Actual Behavior
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When I force quit the application, the plugin turns on in the background and works as it should, it turns on and off by the system when necessary, BUT after some time, I can assume that iOS turns off the application as unnecessary in the background and after a while, due to a small movement, the plugin tries to turn on and writes in the debug notification: "Authorization status changed 3" and that's it, after this happens, if I enter the app then it just freezes on the splash screen and nothing happens. It doesn't happen often, but it does.

## Steps to Reproduce
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## Context
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## Debug logs
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- ios XCode logs,
- use #getLog #emailLog methods (@see docs)
- Android: $ adb logcat -s TSLocationManager
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[christocracy]

See wiki “Debugging”. Use LOG_LEVEL_VERBOSE. Learn to fetch logs using method .emailLog.

I have never experienced this behaviour with the /example app in this repo. I field-test almost every day for years.