No callback triggered after executing query

**Describe the bug**
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

We run a version check by querying appsync when the onUserStateChanged userstate == SIGNED_IN.

Sometimes this version check fails to complete, no failure, no timeout, no response. This usually only happens once when the app is first started, when closing and reopening the app it works.

This problem typically happens when a user opens the app for the first time

**To Reproduce**
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
```

override fun onUserStateChanged(details: UserStateDetails) {
when (details.userState) {
UserState.SIGNED_IN -> {
versionCheck() // queries appsyync for version info
}

// more cases

}
}

fun versionCheck() {
let versionCode = 1
let versionName = 1.0.0

val query = GetVersionInfoQuery.builder().versionCode(versionCode).versionName(versionName).build()
client.query(query)
.responseFetcher(NETWORK_ONLY)
.enqueue(object : GraphQLCall.Callback() {
override fun onResponse(@Nonnull response: Response) {

// Handle Success (never called)

}

override fun onFailure(@Nonnull e: ApolloException) {

// Handle Fail (never called)

}
})
}
```

**Expected behavior**
A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.

Execute the query, and get a response either success or failure.

**Environment(please complete the following information):**
- 3.1.3

**Device Information (please complete the following information):**
- Pixel 2 Android 21-30 (simulator)
- Samsung S10+ Real device

Start by tracing the onUserStateChanged SIGNED_IN path and the client.query(...).enqueue callback shown in the report. Reproduce the first-launch case on the listed simulator or device, then inspect the SDK's query execution and callback handling until the request consistently reaches either onResponse or onFailure.

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