Is there a Firebase event to explicitly express that an Android push notification is being rendered and the user has viewed it?

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Why? Because this is useful for Analytics

From this list of events: https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/9234069

First of all we have the notification_send which makes little sense to me but might be the first event we receive

Then we have that we either get notification_foreground or notification_receive depending on whether the app received the notification while the app was in the foreground or not correspondingly

Obviously the user has two options: To either dismiss this single notification with notification_dismiss or open it with notification_open

However is there a way to understand or use an explicit event in the code that the push notification was rendered to the user at all ?

Because imagine the case where the user has a large list of notifications and cannot even view our notification in the status bar. And then the user taps on Clear All. If the notification_dismiss is recorded this is not exactly correct.

Because it is completely different if the user has viewed/read the notification but dismissed it nevertheless and different if the user never saw the notification and just cleared all his/her notifications.

In a nutshell we are looking to have a notification_viewed or notification_impression however you want to call

Is this something that can be done through code ? https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/core/app/NotificationCompat.Builder <-- a quick glance to this link seems like the answer is no but maybe there is another way ?