support customizable “aim” circle color (including alpha) in CameraView

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The “aim” indicator in CameraView (Android) is currently drawn with a fixed semi-transparent red paint and there’s no public API to override it. Apps that want the indicator to match their branding or accessibility guidelines must resort to fragile reflection hacks.

Expected Behavior CameraView should expose a single bindable Color property for the aim indicator. The Color’s alpha channel determines opacity. For example, if you want a 50%-opaque blue circle, you would set the property to #800000FF.

Proposed Solution Add a bindable property to CameraView:

public static readonly BindableProperty AimIndicatorColorProperty = BindableProperty.Create( nameof(AimIndicatorColor), typeof(Color), typeof(CameraView), Colors.Red);

public Color AimIndicatorColor { get => (Color)GetValue(AimIndicatorColorProperty); set => SetValue(AimIndicatorColorProperty, value); } In the Android renderer (CameraManager), replace the hard-coded paint:

// Old new Paint { AntiAlias = true, Color = Color.Red, Alpha = 150 } with: var paint = new Paint { AntiAlias = true }; var platformColor = cameraView.AimIndicatorColor.ToPlatform(); paint.Color = platformColor; Default the color to Colors.Red (with whatever default alpha that represents) so existing behavior remains unchanged.