exitProcessIfTaskRemoved

On Android API 24+, if a Foreground Service stops while the task is removed (e.g. user swipes it away from the recent app's tray), the OS does not kill the application process like it would on Android API 23 and below.

If true, this setting will modify that behavior for API 24+ such that if TorService.onTaskRemoved is triggered, when TorService.onDestroy executes and the task is still not present (user has not returned), then System.exit will be called.

If false, the application process will continue to run in the background until either:

• The OS kills the process to recoup memory (approximately 1m)

• The user returns to it (warm start, no Application.onCreate)

• TODO: Saved State restarts

NOTE: This can be monitored while TorService is running with a RuntimeEvent.LIFECYCLE observer which will dispatch task removal/return.

e.g.

Lifecycle.Event[obj=YourApp@246663594, name=onRemoved]
Lifecycle.Event[obj=YourApp@246663594, name=onReturned]

Default: true