fix: Use @synchronized directive for breadcrumbs (#69)#71
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#69
The app was crashing with "Collection was mutated while being enumerated" when breadcrumbs were being recorded concurrently from multiple threads. This occurred when one thread was iterating over
_mutableBreadcrumbsinupdateCrashReportUserInformationwhile another thread was adding or removing breadcrumbs.@synchronized(self)to protect all read and write operations.