fix(map): remove manual ViewTree lifecycle owner workarounds#5704
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Remove the manual propagation of `ViewTreeLifecycleOwner` and `ViewTreeSavedStateRegistryOwner` to the root view in `NodeClusterMarkers` and `InlineMap`. These workarounds were originally implemented to help internal `ComposeView`s in the Google Maps Compose library find required owners, but they are no longer needed and can cause regressions where subsequent UI elements inherit a destroyed lifecycle from a previous `NavEntry`.
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Remove the manual propagation of
ViewTreeLifecycleOwnerandViewTreeSavedStateRegistryOwnerto the root view inNodeClusterMarkersandInlineMap. These workarounds were originally implemented to help internalComposeViews in the Google Maps Compose library find required owners, but they are no longer needed and can cause regressions where subsequent UI elements inherit a destroyed lifecycle from a previousNavEntry.