This reverts commit 498dd34b.

This reverts commit 0c21b4bd.

* IOS deprecated API replacement

for the first time. refs #268 
The `didReceiveRemoteNotification` checks for the current app state which will be active and hence wrongly emit the notification to JS as foreground. However at the exact time when the user opened the notification, the app was at the background hence this is a background notification by definition.

In other words, conceptually determining if the notification is background or foreground should NOT be based on the time it was consumed from the queue but on the time it was received. Practically, if it was queued, then the app must have been in the background ==> background notification.

This reverts commit 9a47c853.

Fix setting of the `openedLocalNotification` to use the `userInfo` from the `UILocalNotification` if it exists instead of the `UILocalNotification` itself

Add an option to suppress notification sound. Allows for in-app
notification mute

a15e038a adds support for enumerating/dismissing delivered notifications
by ID, but UserNotifications notifications and UILocalNotification
notifications have a different set of IDs (a notification created using
UILocalNotification will have an ID that does not match the
notification's ID in the UserNotifications world and hence cannot be
used to dismiss that notification). This commit creates the
notifications using UserNotifications if the user is on iOS 10.

Add a checkPermissions function allowing the app to determine what
notification permissions the user has granted. The function returns a
promise resolving to an object with permission info.

Fix: Handling first push notification (when opening app with push)  without remove it from bridgeQueue, cause triggering same action multiple times.

optimized action handling using single listener, added reset method that removes the action event listener to prevent memory leaks