Fix release resources lifecycle on root destroy

[sergioisidoro]

I've been struggling with being stuck at Pixi js <8.12 due to an application lifecycle issue. This only happens on >8.13. I think they stem from these changes in batching -- pixijs/pixijs#10885 & pixijs/pixijs#11581

The app renders correctly on first render, but when I navigate to a non Pixi view on the react app, and back to the pixi application, I'm greeted with a pixi crash:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'destroy')
    at GpuBufferSystem.onBufferChange (GpuBufferSystem.ts:107:19)
    at Buffer.emit (index.js:181:35)
    at Buffer.setDataWithSize (Buffer.ts:276:22)
    at _GraphicsContextSystem2._initContextRenderData (GraphicsContextSystem.ts:252:30)
    at _GraphicsContextSystem2.getContextRenderData (GraphicsContextSystem.ts:152:67)
    at GpuGraphicsAdaptor.execute (GpuGraphicsAdaptor.ts:78:27)
    at GraphicsPipe.execute (GraphicsPipe.ts:153:23)
    at executeInstructions (executeInstructions.ts:19:91)
    at RenderGroupPipe._executeDirect (RenderGroupPipe.ts:136:29)
    at RenderGroupPipe.execute (RenderGroupPipe.ts:58:18)

I've added some comments in this issue pixijs/pixijs#11694, thinking this was an unsafe handling of the GPU Batches: I still feel that this kind of crash is not very graceful. But perhaps this is something we need to fix here also.

#625 reported that this happens only or React Strict, but it can also happen on navigation back and forth to the pixi application.

I've played around with the releaseGlobalResources and removeView, but only setting them both to true seems to work. It would be nice to prevet full destruction of the application between navigation events tho.

[trezy]

I think this change carries too much risk for applications currently using PixiJS React and would require a major version bump. As an alternative, I suggest making these options configurable via props on the <Application> component.

I don't have time to build and test this atm, but it would require something like this:

• Add rendererDestroyOptions and destroyOptions as props on <Application> and pass them to the options object of createRoot
• Add rendererDestroyOptions and destroyOptions to the options object of createRoot and jam them into the applicationState
• Update unmountRoot to use these options from applicationState when calling the Application's destroy() method

As long as the values default to false as they do in Pixi, you should be able to pull the RendererDestroyOptions and DestroyOptions types from pixi.js, which will simplify the work. Otherwise it's just making sure the types are correct and the tests still pass. Bonus points if you add a couple tests to verify that these new options are working as expected.