Add and use new proj4.register function
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## Upgrade notes
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### Next release
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#### Changes in proj4 integration
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Because relying on a globally available proj4 is not practical with ES modules, we have made a change to the way we integrate proj4:
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* The `setProj4()` function from the `ol/proj` module was removed.
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* A new `ol/proj/proj4` module with a `register()` function was added. Regardless of whether the application imports `proj4` or uses a global `proj4`, this function needs to be called with the proj4 instance as argument whenever projection definitions were added to proj4's registry with (`proj4.defs`).
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It is also recommended to no longer use a global `proj4`. Instead,
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npm install proj4
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and import it:
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```js
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import proj4 from 'proj4';
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```
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Applications can be updated by importing the `register` function from the `ol/proj/proj4` module
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```js
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import {register} from 'ol/proj/proj4'
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```
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and calling it before using projections, and any time the proj4 registry was changed by `proj4.defs()` calls:
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```js
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register(proj4);
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```
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### v4.6.0
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#### Renamed `exceedLength` option of `ol.style.Text` to `overflow`
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