Use View#onDraw and suppress lint

Author: Emmanuel Garcia

shell/platform/android/test/io/flutter/embedding/android/FlutterViewTest.java

@@ -579,6 +579,7 @@ public void flutterImageView_detachFromRendererClosesAllImages() {
   }
 
   @Test
+  @SuppressLint("WrongCall") /*View#onDraw*/
   public void flutterImageView_onDrawClosesAllImages() {
     final ImageReader mockReader = mock(ImageReader.class);
     when(mockReader.getMaxImages()).thenReturn(2);
@@ -601,26 +602,27 @@ public void flutterImageView_onDrawClosesAllImages() {
     imageView.acquireLatestImage();
     imageView.acquireLatestImage();
 
-    imageView.draw(mock(Canvas.class));
-    imageView.draw(mock(Canvas.class));
+    imageView.onDraw(mock(Canvas.class));
+    imageView.onDraw(mock(Canvas.class));
 
     // 1 image is closed and 1 is active.
     verify(mockImage, times(1)).close();
     verify(mockReader, times(2)).acquireLatestImage();
 
     // This call doesn't do anything because there isn't
     // an image in the queue.
-    imageView.draw(mock(Canvas.class));
+    imageView.onDraw(mock(Canvas.class));
     verify(mockImage, times(1)).close();
 
     // Aquire another image and push it to the queue.
     imageView.acquireLatestImage();
     verify(mockReader, times(3)).acquireLatestImage();
 
     // Then, the second image is closed.
-    imageView.draw(mock(Canvas.class));
+    imageView.onDraw(mock(Canvas.class));
     verify(mockImage, times(2)).close();
   }
+
   /*
    * A custom shadow that reports fullscreen flag for system UI visibility
    */