feat(network): add opt-in HttpTrafficObserver - #4287
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…fic visibility Consumers (e.g. a debugging tool) can now pass an HttpTrafficObserver via KaliumConfigs to see real requests/responses, including bodies and unredacted headers/paths - unlike KaliumHttpLogger, which redacts and never reads bodies by design for production log safety. Wired through CoreLogic -> UserSessionScope/AuthenticationScope/GlobalKaliumScope into defaultHttpEngine, where it's installed as an OkHttp network interceptor on JVM/Android (no-op on Apple/JS, which don't use OkHttp).
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Internal consumers (e.g. a debugging tool) can now pass an HttpTrafficObserver via KaliumConfigs to see real requests/responses, including bodies and unredacted headers/paths. This is unlike KaliumHttpLogger, which redacts them by design for production log safety.
It's wired through CoreLogic -> UserSessionScope/AuthenticationScope/GlobalKaliumScope into defaultHttpEngine, where it's installed as an OkHttp network interceptor on JVM/Android (no-op on Apple/JS, which don't use OkHttp).
This change is required for Kalium integration with internal debugging tools. For this reason, it's enough to support this on JVM targets.