feature: support more than 64 native attributes#293
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to be updated with changes from : https://gitlab.tools.saucelabs.net/saucelabs/error-reporting/product/backtrace-unity-windows-native/-/merge_requests/1
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Summary
Removes the 64-entry limit on native (Crashpad) attributes.
Previously, a simple dictionary was used for storing attributes, which limits the total count to 64 entries. They are now stored in Crashpad's global
AnnotationList.The attribute count is limited by Crashpad's internal limit,
kMaxNumberOfAnnotations.SetAnnotationwill refuse to add keys beyond the limit, providing feedback with a warning.Changes
ref: BT-6868