fix(local-notifications): honor autoCancel when a notification is tapped

handleNotificationActionPerformed dismissed the tapped notification
unconditionally, so `autoCancel: false` had no effect on tap even though
the builder sets setAutoCancel() from it. Read autoCancel from the
notification payload carried in the intent (default true) and skip the
explicit dismissal when the caller opted out.

Fixes the behavior reported in #1384.

Author: begezavr

local-notifications/android/src/main/java/com/capacitorjs/plugins/localnotifications/LocalNotificationManager.java

@@ -83,8 +83,6 @@ public JSObject handleNotificationActionPerformed(Intent data, NotificationStora
         }
         String menuAction = data.getStringExtra(LocalNotificationManager.ACTION_INTENT_KEY);
 
-        dismissVisibleNotification(notificationId);
-
         dataJson.put("actionId", menuAction);
         JSONObject request = null;
         try {
@@ -93,6 +91,15 @@ public JSObject handleNotificationActionPerformed(Intent data, NotificationStora
                 request = new JSObject(notificationJsonString);
             }
         } catch (JSONException e) {}
+
+        // Only dismiss the tapped notification when autoCancel allows it; the
+        // builder already applies setAutoCancel(), but this explicit cancel used
+        // to run unconditionally, making `autoCancel: false` a no-op on tap.
+        boolean autoCancel = request == null || request.optBoolean("autoCancel", true);
+        if (autoCancel) {
+            dismissVisibleNotification(notificationId);
+        }
+
         dataJson.put("notification", request);
         return dataJson;
     }