feat(native): add thread names on macOS#1766
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Thread names are now captured via
thread_info(THREAD_EXTENDED_INFO)in the crash handler and exposed in the native crash event JSON.The first attempt from the daemon via
task_for_pidfailed withKERN_FAILURE— the API is restricted on modern macOS without a Hardened Runtime or SIP-permitted entitlement — so in-process capture avoids this entirely and matches how Crashpad handles thread names.