Delete account / revoke access not working on Android

In short: is there a library recommended way to revoke the auth token upon deleting user accounts for Android, like there is a recommended way for iOS?

I have reviewed the README and the [additional Android documentation](https://github.com/invertase/react-native-apple-authentication/blob/main/docs/ANDROID_EXTRA.md) and can’t seem to see it. Apologies in advance if I’ve missed anything and thanks in advance for the help.

```
"react-native": “0.76.5"
"expo": "^52.0.23”
"@invertase/react-native-apple-authentication": "^2.4.0”
```

I’ve implemented sign in via Apple auth with rn-firebase and react-native-apple-authentication. I find it works a charm on iOS both when signing in as well as when the user deles their account, as encouraged in the documentation, I am revoking the token upon delete.

As for Android, I’ve implemented the code for sign in and it works well. However when I go to delete that account which invokes the code to revoke the token, it doesn’t do anything. On iOS the same code triggers a confirmation to re-auth after which it succeeds. Whereas on Android the code doesn’t seem to progress past getting an authorization code:

```ts
const deleteAppleAccount = async () => {
console.log("Deleting Apple account...t");
const currentUser = auth().currentUser;
if (!currentUser) throw new Error("No authenticated user");

console.log("Current user:", currentUser);

// Revoke Apple token
const { authorizationCode } = await appleAuth.performRequest({
requestedOperation: appleAuth.Operation.REFRESH,
});

console.log("Apple authorization code:", authorizationCode);

if (!authorizationCode) {
throw new Error(
"Apple Revocation failed - no authorizationCode returned"
);
}

await auth().revokeToken(authorizationCode);

console.log("Apple access revoked successfully");

// Delete user from Firestore
await firestore().collection("users").doc(currentUser.uid).delete();

console.log("Firestore user document deleted successfully");

// Delete Firebase Auth account
await currentUser?.delete();

console.log("Firebase Auth user account deleted successfully");
};
```

Logs:
```bash
LOG Deleting Apple account..., UserProvider deleteAppleAccount
LOG Current user: {"displayName": null, "email": “khalil@****", "emailVerified": true, "isAnonymous": false, "metadata": {"creationTime": 1750875800308, "lastSignInTime": 1750875800308}, "multiFactor": {"enrolledFactors": [Array]}, "phoneNumber": null, "photoURL": null, "providerData": [[Object]], "providerId": "firebase", "tenantId": null, "uid": “Ev5***"}
```

Upon further reading I can see that the REFRESH op doesn’t do on Android what it does on iOS. I’ve seen some suggestions to store the refresh token on sign in and then call `https://appleid.apple.com/auth/revoke` but I would imagine the refresh token would expire and also it doesn’t seem like a best practice.