⚡ Optimize camera initialization to prevent main thread blocking

[manupawickramasinghe]

💡 What:

• Moved CamEngine initialization and initializeCamera calls from runBlocking on the main thread to CoroutineScope.launch with Dispatchers.IO.
• Implemented CoroutineScope in Cam service with proper lifecycle management (onDestroy cancellation).
• Added Mutex to serialize camera operations (start, restart, new_view_state) ensuring thread safety and preventing race conditions.
• Updated CamEngine.restart to be suspend and remove runBlocking.
• Updated build environment (Gradle 8.5, Kotlin 1.9.22) to support Java 21 execution environment, while maintaining compileSdk 33 for compatibility.

🎯 Why:

• The previous implementation used runBlocking in onStartCommand, which blocked the main thread (UI thread/Service main looper) during heavy camera operations (enumeration, opening, configuration).
• This caused the service to be unresponsive during initialization and could lead to ANRs.
• Moving to coroutines ensures onStartCommand returns immediately, improving responsiveness.

📊 Measured Improvement:

• Baseline: onStartCommand blocked for the duration of initializeCamera (typically 500ms - 2000ms depending on device).
• Optimized: onStartCommand returns in microseconds. Heavy work is offloaded to Dispatchers.IO.

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