Packaged content hangs when relaunching on Oculus Mobile device after Closing the application

This does not occur with some previously packaged First Person templates that were on the device still namely one from //UE4/Dev-VR 4.21.0 @CL 4277723 

It also does not occur with other apps on the devices.

This occurs with the Oculus Go and Quest.

It also occurs with a package of QAGame running Stereo Layers map from 4.22 although that must have been a Github build as there is no CL present in the logs for that project.

1. Make a new C++ First Person Template:
   • Mobile/Tablet
   • Scalable 3D or 2D
   • No starter content
2. In the Project settings navigate to Platform - Android:
   • Press Configure Now
   • Minimum Android SDK = 21
   • Target Android SDK = 21
   • Enable configure the AndroidManifest for deployment to Oculus Mobile
3. File > Package the project for Android (ETC2) in Development.
4. Install the package you created to your Attached Oculus Device
5. Run the project on the device
6. Once in the Project press the Oculus button to bring up the quit menu and Quit out of the project
7. Attempt to launch the project again.

Results: The HMD will display a black screen until you try to interact with it with a controller or turn the display off and on which will prompt the "App is Unresponsive" message to appear.

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