Causes OOM on devices with low memory

### What happened?

On devices with limited memory, such as Android phones. The memory space is usually only around 8GB. If the perspective is set parallel to the horizon, it will result in excessive tile loading, which in turn causes an OutOfMemoryError (OOM).

After code reading and testing, the original "maximumCachedBytes" interface could only control the unused tiles. For scenarios where there is excessive loading of tiles, there was a lack of an interface to limit the total memory usage globally.

Start by tracing the implementation and callers of the existing maximumCachedBytes interface, then reproduce the horizon-parallel perspective on a low-memory device or equivalent constrained environment. Done means excessive tile loading is bounded by a global memory limit and the scenario no longer causes an OutOfMemoryError.

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