A fold, rotation or resize stops a running job and resets the app state #187

GrblActivity.onDestroy() runs on every activity destroy, including a recreate after a configuration change. It does:

stopService(new Intent(this, FileStreamerIntentService.class));
ConsoleLoggerListener.resetClass();
FileSenderListener.resetClass();
MachineStatusListener.resetClass();

The activities are locked to portrait and marked not resizable, but Android 16 ignores both on large screens (smallest width 600dp and up) for apps that target SDK 36. So on a tablet or a foldable, opening the fold, rotating or resizing the window recreates the activity, and that:

• stops a running job in the middle (the service is stopped),
• forgets the selected G-code file, the console log and the machine state.

Expected: a recreate keeps the job running and keeps the state. Only a real exit (isFinishing()) should stop the service and reset the state.

Found while fixing the streaming start crash (ForegroundServiceDidNotStartInTimeException).