Release script: do not take Android's own crash during an APK swap for the app's

When the release build is the emulator's home app, Android restarts it while
the files are still being replaced, and that start can fail inside
ActivityThread.handleBindApplication. The start-up check now waits for the swap
to settle, stops the app, and judges a fresh start.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>

flexera/release.ps1

@@ -211,6 +211,13 @@ if ($NoSmokeTest) {
     if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0 -or -not ($install -match 'Success')) {
         throw "Could not install the APK on $emulator. If an older build signed with another key is installed there, uninstall it first: adb uninstall $AppId"
     }
+    # When this app is the emulator's home app, Android restarts it the moment the old copy is
+    # gone, and that first start can die inside Android itself while the files are still being
+    # swapped (a NullPointerException in ActivityThread.handleBindApplication, with no line of
+    # this app in it). That is not the new build crashing: let the swap settle, then start
+    # from a clean slate and judge what happens from there.
+    Start-Sleep -Seconds 6
+    & $Adb -s $emulator shell am force-stop $AppId
     & $Adb -s $emulator logcat -b crash -c
     & $Adb -s $emulator shell am start -n $HomeActivity | Out-Null
     Write-Host "Installed on $emulator and started; watching for $SmokeTestSeconds seconds..."