RiveAnimationView.Builder ignores playback if autoplay is set to false

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I may have found a bug. The RiveAnimationVew.Builder is ignoring playback when autoplay is set to false. However, when creating a RiveAnimationView object and setting rive resource with said object and same parameters as builder it works.

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// Composable wrapper around view
AndroidView(
            modifier = Modifier.align(Alignment.Center),
            factory = { context ->
                RiveAnimationView(context).apply {
                    setRiveResource(
                        resId = if (isDarkMode) R.raw.promo_bell_dark else R.raw.promo_bell_light,
                        animationName = BELL_ANIMATION_NAME,
                        autoplay = false
                    )
                }
                // The builder below won't play while the code above does play.
                /*RiveAnimationView.Builder(context)
                    .setResource(
                        if (isDarkMode) R.raw.promo_bell_dark else R.raw.promo_bell_light
                    )
                    .setAutoplay(false)
                    .setAnimationName(BELL_ANIMATION_NAME)
                    .build()*/
            },
            update = { view ->
                if (triggerAnimation) {
                    view.play(
                        animationName = BELL_ANIMATION_NAME,
                        loop = Loop.ONESHOT,
                    )
                    Log.d("ASDF", "Play animation ${view.controller.isActive}")
                } else {
                    Log.d("ASDF", "No op")
                }
            }
        )

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Expected behavior

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The RiveAnimationView.Builder should work the same as creating a RiveAnimationView object from scratch. What's the point of having a builder if it behaves differently than the object it was meant to create?

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Device & Versions (please complete the following information)

• Device: [e.g. Android Emulator, Pixel 4a]
• SDK Level [e.g. Android SDK API Level 30]

-Device: Samsung Galaxy S10
-SDK Level: 12

Additional context

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Rive animation file.zip

Start by inspecting RiveAnimationView.Builder and compare it with the direct setRiveResource path shown in the AndroidView repro. Reproduce the issue with autoplay set to false and verify that the builder honors the setting and behaves like a directly created RiveAnimationView.