feat: add MapController.animateCamera()#585
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Adds an
animateCameraAPI for map views and Android Auto, backed by native implementations on both Android and iOS.The new API accepts a
CameraPositionand an optional animation duration. TypeScript wrappers default zoom to15and duration to500ms, whileduration=nulllets the native SDK default duration apply.Native modules now expose
animateCamerathrough bothNavViewModuleandNavAutoModule; Android usesGoogleMap.animateCamera, and iOS animates to aGMSCameraPositionwithCATransactionwhen a duration is supplied.This also adds example controls, plus an integration/e2e test path that animates between Hong Kong and Tokyo and verifies the final camera target.
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