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Attach js_extra_data to JS errors on iOS
Summary: Changelog: [iOS][Fixed] - Expose the extraData dict attached to JavaScript errors to the native ExceptionManager on iOS, similar to Android Attaching the `extraData` dict to JavaScript crash reports is something that was done for Android only in 2019 (D16133080 (facebook@3a825c0)), and somehow we never really got around to adding it in iOS. This diff finally adds the capability to iOS as well. `extraData` can be used to attach various bits of data to a crash report for better debugging and categorization. As with the Android implementation, `extraData` is not attached if the `reportException` API is not used. Reviewed By: dmitryrykun Differential Revision: D35743658 fbshipit-source-id: de4060cb6e514db1d85907441a8962f98e9b8392
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