fix: Fix map display error & improve message display for notifications

[damiant]

This pull request introduces several improvements and bug fixes across the map, messaging, and UI components, along with a version bump for both Android and iOS. The most notable changes include enhanced email card UI, improved date/time formatting utilities, and more robust map state management.

UI and Messaging Improvements:

• Redesigned the email card UI in email-card.component.html and email-card.component.scss to display sender, subject, and date more clearly, and replaced the floating action button with a more prominent "Mark Read" button. Also improved text wrapping and layout for better readability. [1] [2]
• Updated the email card component logic in email-card.component.ts to use a computed formattedDate property for displaying relative dates, and switched to using IonButton instead of IonFabButton. [1] [2]
• Adjusted the messages page (messages.page.html) to ensure unread emails are displayed before RSS messages for better prioritization.
• Modified the message service (messages.service.ts) to always fetch messages (not just when inboxEmail is true) and added a debug log for loaded messages. [1] [2]

Date/Time Utility Enhancements:

• Added new utility functions formatRelativeTime and since in date-utils.ts for consistent and user-friendly relative time formatting across the app.
• Refactored pin-map.page.ts to use the new since utility for displaying "Saved X mins ago" text and removed the now-redundant local since function. [1] [2] [3]

Map State Management and Bug Fixes:

• Added a resetMapState function and improved the disposal logic in map.ts to prevent the map stack depth from going negative, including warnings for double-disposal and negative depth. [1] [2]

Version Bump:

• Updated Android and iOS project files to increment the version code and version name to 2.114 (Android: build.gradle; iOS: project.pbxproj). [1] [2] [3]

Documentation:

• Added a changelog entry for version 2.113, noting support for burns that hold back camps, arts, and events.