feat(browser): Add diagnoseSdkConnectivity() function to programmatically detect possible connectivity issues
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Resolves #15780
Adds a function
diagnoseSdkConnectivitythat will resolve to various "error codes" for possible reasons why events might not land in Sentry.Originally I wanted to add an API to detect ad blockers so we can show a notification in the example pages that the wizard creates. Then I quickly thought of a different case why the SDK might not send data so I extended the API to also detect if the SDK wasn't initialized yet. We can extend this function at any point if we come up with more cases.