[ANDROID] OnPointAnnotationClickListener doesn't listen to taps when used with TapInteraction with stopPropagation

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On Android platform, OnPointAnnotationClickListener doesn't listen to taps when map uses TapInteraction with PointAnnotationManager ID and stopPropagation set to true. On iOS it works fine.

```
_pointAnnotationManager =
await _mapboxMap?.annotations.createPointAnnotationManager();
_pointAnnotationManager?.addOnPointAnnotationClickListener(
AnnotationPointClickListener((annotation) async {
//NOTHING HAPPENS HERE
print(annotation.id)
...

final tapInteraction = TapInteraction(
FeaturesetDescriptor(layerId: _pointAnnotationManager?.id),
(feature, context) {},
stopPropagation: true,
);
_mapboxMap?.addInteraction(
tapInteraction,
interactionID: 'tap_interaction',
);

class AnnotationPointClickListener extends OnPointAnnotationClickListener {
AnnotationPointClickListener(this.onClicked);

final Function(PointAnnotation annotation) onClicked;

@override
void onPointAnnotationClick(PointAnnotation annotation) {
onClicked(annotation);
}
}

```

Reproduce the Android case using a PointAnnotationManager, TapInteraction, and stopPropagation set to true, then compare it with the iOS behavior. Trace the annotation click and tap interaction handling to determine why the listener is not called; done when the listener fires for Android without breaking the interaction behavior.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.