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[ios] Don't force the attribution button tint color to update #9598
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Partially addresses #9597, where subviews of MGLMapView have their custom tint colors unnecessarily overridden. A full fix for that issue would be a breaking change, so this only attempts to fix the attribution button.
UIButton can be relied on to automatically update its tint to match its parent view, if it still inherits a tint from that parent.
This issue was brought to the fore because of the switch to UIAlertController in v3.6.0 (#8373), which triggers
-tintColorDidChangecalls on presentation and dismissal./cc @fabian-guerra @1ec5 @boundsj @jmkiley