feat: report anonymous SDK usage analytics on client creation - #1196
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PyPI publishes only aggregate download counts, so the project has no signal about how the SDK is actually used. Sends SDK version, OS, arch and Python version once per process when a client is first constructed. Runs on a background daemon thread with a 2s timeout and swallows every error, so blocked egress and air-gapped clusters are unaffected. No application data is collected. Honors DO_NOT_TRACK, SCARF_NO_ANALYTICS and DAPR_DISABLE_ANALYTICS. Disclosed in a README 'Usage Analytics' section with opt-out instructions.
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