getsentry/sentry-native 0.13.0

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Breaking:

• inproc: since we split inproc into signal-handler/UEF part and a separate handler thread, before_send and on_crash could be called from other threads than the one that crashed. While this was never part of the contract, if your code relies on this, it will no longer work. (#1446)
• Android NDK: SentryNdk.init(NdkOptions) now throws an Exception if init fails (non-zero return code) rather than silently swallowing the error. (#1430)

Features:

• Add support for abort() in the inproc backend on Windows. (#1446)
• Add beforeBreadcrumb callback support (#1534)

Fixes:

• Make the signal-handler synchronization fully atomic to fix rare race scenarios. (#1446)
• Reintroduce an FP-based stack-walker for macOS that can start from a user context. This also makes inproc backend functional again on macOS 13+. (#1446)
• Split the inproc signal handler (and UEF on Windows) into a safe handler part and an "unsafe" handler thread. This minimizes exposure to undefined behavior inside the signal handler. (#1446)
• Use a signal-safe address formatter instead of snprintf(). (#1446)

Internal:

• Introduce PAC tests for arm64e on macOS. (#1446)
• For Linux, the SDK now has a vendored "nognu" libunwind as the default stack walker and links it statically, but with PIC enabled so it can be used in PIE executables. (#1446)

Thank you:

• hannojg