[TIMOB-26092] Android: Way to use own custom libc++_shared.so file

When building a Mobile app, Titanium is injecting/copying its own libc++_shared.so (e.g Android NDK r11) file. The file that is copied during the build phase is located within the Titanium SDK: sdk/android/native/libs/*/libc++_shared.so. But when we provide our own libc++_shared.so file within Ti Module, it gets overridden. This step within the build phase makes it impossible to use a custom libc++_shared.so file e.g. provided by a third party. Because in some cases, a library that a third party vendor provides relies on another libc++_shared.so file (thus NDK version) that might not be compatible with the built-in one provided by Titanium. Is there an approach or way to cope with this behaviour? I know that you shouldn't and can't mix libc++_shared.so files and this libc++_shared.so file is also crucial for Titanium features to work, but there should be a way to cope with this.