fix: don't drop the Image twice per recycle - #169
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prepareForRecycle()callsonDisappear()/willHide()directly, but the view has already been removed from its window at that point, which fired the visibility callback and called it once already. So every recycle ranimageLoader.dropImage(..)twice.Harmless with the built-in
HybridImageLoader(it just nils the image), butdropImageis part of the publicHybridImageLoaderSpec- any third-party loader that refcounts, cancels, or releases a cache entry indropImagegets an unbalanced call.Fixed by tracking whether there is an outstanding request, making the drop idempotent. The direct call in
prepareForRecycle()is kept rather than removed, so we still drop correctly if a view is ever recycled while attached.Testing
Not verified on device - CI builds cover compilation.