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0.4.0 #

Codeskop.track(name, properties: …, category: 'identity'): lifecycle, navigation, interaction, identity or conversion. Other values are logged and dropped by the native SDK. Names starting with $ are reserved.
Native SDK 0.4.0 (events v2): session_id and seq on every event, a session saved across restarts (30 minutes idle), user.anonymous_id (new after reset()), and lifecycle events ($app_opened, $session_started, $session_ended, $app_backgrounded, $app_foregrounded, $app_updated) on every plan. They come from the native lifecycle hooks, so they're sent once per platform.
Screens get previous_screen; iOS records view controllers and sends presence heartbeats.

Fixed (Flutter, iOS): the pub.dev package now includes CodeskopSDK.xcframework. Earlier packages left it out, so iOS apps installing codeskop_tracker from pub.dev couldn't build.
iOS: Codeskop.track and Codeskop.screen now work (they returned MethodNotImplemented).
Codeskop.init takes optional environment, captureNetwork, heartbeatEnabled, captureExceptionMessages and captureScreens.
recordError(..., attributes: {...}) sends attributes with the error.
Native SDK 0.3.1: the identified user survives an app restart, environment is sent, and captureNetwork / heartbeatEnabled are honoured.

Product analytics (Growth and Scale): Codeskop.track(name, properties: …), Codeskop.screen(name), and CodeskopNavigatorObserver to record named routes as screens. identify traits are sent for user profiles and segments.
Native SDK 0.3.0: sessions end after 30 minutes without activity.

Coordinated release with the native SDK 0.2.0: Android crashes during startup (while the remote-config fetch is in flight) are now captured, and the native CodeskopConfig gains an opt-in captureExceptionMessages (default off). No Dart API change.

Initial release: Dart API, platform channel bridge to native :tracker-android (AAR) and iOS (CodeskopSDK.xcframework), FlutterError.onError / PlatformDispatcher.onError / runZonedGuarded hooks, and an optional Dio interceptor for Dart-side network capture. Native crashes underneath Flutter are captured by the native SDK's own installed handlers.