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- Added `Iterable.registerDeviceToken(token)` to re-enable push for the current device.
- Android accepts an FCM token string.
- iOS accepts a continuous hex string representation of the APNS token.
- Replaced the two hardcoded 1000ms magic timeouts in the RN SDK with named,
documented, and configurable values (SDK-520).
- Added `IterableConfig.androidWakeDelayMs` (default `1000`) to tune the
Android deep-link wake delay before the SDK invokes `urlHandler`. Set to
`0` to dispatch synchronously.
- Added `IterableConfig.authCallbackTimeoutMs` (default `6000`) to tune the
safety-net timeout for the auth callback latch. The default is chosen to
comfortably exceed typical mobile auth round-trips while staying well
below the native 30s auth latch ceiling on both iOS and Android.
- The auth callback gate is now event-driven: the native
`handleAuthSuccessCalled` / `handleAuthFailureCalled` events resolve the
latch immediately. The timer survives only as a fallback when no native
event arrives within the configured window, instead of being the primary
resolution mechanism.

### Internal

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