**This is an automatic release.**

### New Features
* Paywalls: add `updateWithDisplayCloseButton` to
`PaywallViewController` (#3708) via Cesar de la Vega (@vegaro)
* New `syncAttributesAndOfferingsIfNeeded` method (#3709) via Burdock
(@lburdock)
* Add targeting to `PresentedOfferingContext` (#3730) via Josh Holtz
(@joshdholtz)
* Add `currentOffering(forPlacement: String)` to `Offerings` (#3707) via
Guido Torres (@guido732)
* New `Package.presentedOfferingContext` (#3712) via Josh Holtz
(@joshdholtz)
### Bugfixes
* Mark methods with StaticString for appUserID as deprecated (#3739) via
Mark Villacampa (@MarkVillacampa)
### Other Changes
* [EXTERNAL] Spelling typo fix to comment (#3713) via @vdeaugustine
(#3740) via Mark Villacampa (@MarkVillacampa)

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Co-authored-by: Josh Holtz <me@joshholtz.com>

Depends on:
- RevenueCat/purchases-ios#3708
- RevenueCat/purchases-ios#3738
- RevenueCat/purchases-hybrid-common#746

With this PR, there's a change in functionality in the way the dismissal
of the paywall works in iOS.

In iOS I noticed there was a bug that prevented the `onDismiss` callback
from getting called when using `PaywallView` after dismissal of the
paywall, and I also noticed that the paywall was getting automatically
dismissed. In Android, I noticed the behavior was different, and the
paywall wouldn't close by itself and the `onDismiss` would be called, so
the `PaywallView` could be _dismissed_ by the developer.

Taking into account the way React Native views work, I think the
developer should have the responsability of not showing the paywall
(dimissing it). So I consider Android implemntation's the correct one.

Those PRs (RevenueCat/purchases-ios#3738 and
RevenueCat/purchases-hybrid-common#746) make
some changes in the way iOS behaves, so if the view is created from
`PaywallProxy`, which is what React Native uses to create a
`PaywallView` the view wouldn't close itself after the close button is
pressed (or a successful purchase happens). It's a change in behavior,
but I think it's a actually something we overlooked in iOS
implementation's. Also, take into account that `PaywallView` in iOS used
to do `self.dismiss`, which I believe would only work if the PaywallView
in React Native is being presented using something like Navigator, where
the dismiss event would bubble up and close the container controller.