[RUM-17907] Add optional global Fetch resource tracking - #1360
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Add trackFetchResources configuration to instrument Expo and other global Fetch implementations while keeping XHR tracking enabled. Coordinate Fetch and XHR proxies to prevent duplicate events for XHR-backed Fetch requests.
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What does this PR do?
Adds optional resource tracking for global Fetch implementations, including Expo Fetch, through the new trackFetchResources configuration option.
XHR instrumentation remains enabled independently so requests made through Axios or direct XMLHttpRequest calls continue to be tracked. The Fetch and XHR proxies coordinate to prevent duplicate resource events when the active Fetch implementation is itself backed by XHR.
Motivation
Expo Fetch can bypass the SDK’s existing XHR instrumentation, which means those network requests are currently missing from RUM resource tracking.
This change allows users to explicitly enable Fetch instrumentation while preserving the existing XHR coverage and avoiding duplicate events across different Fetch implementations.
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