MerginProject may not get cleaned up properly

When MerginProject is created, it creates geodiff object and assigns an internal logger to geodiff. This creates a cyclic reference (pygeodiff refs MerginProject, and MerginProject refs pygeodiff) that may keep resources held, which may be a problem if MerginProject object is created many times. See also fix for this in db-sync: https://github.com/MerginMaps/mergin-db-sync/pull/79

Also somehow related: https://github.com/MerginMaps/geodiff/issues/190

Code snippet to replicate the cleanup issue:

import pygeodiff

class MerginProjectX:

    def __init__(self, directory):

        def _logger_callback(level, text_bytes):
            self.x()   # not a real function, but refs this object...

        self.geodiff = pygeodiff.GeoDiff()
        self.geodiff.set_logger_callback(_logger_callback)

# this will keep consuming more and more resources
for i in range(50000):
    print(i)
    mp = MerginProjectX("x")
    #mp.geodiff = None    # this helps to break ref cycle
    time.sleep(0.005)

Start by locating MerginProject's pygeodiff GeoDiff creation and logger-callback setup, then compare the cleanup fix in mergin-db-sync PR 79 and the related geodiff issue 190. Done means repeated MerginProject creation no longer retains the cyclic references or causes resources to grow, using the reproduction loop to verify cleanup.