Support logging via native APIs on Android #5911

Problem Statement

We would like to use the native sentry_log_*() / sentry_log() APIs in our Android app.

While we can enable logs via SentryAndroidOptions (logs.enabled / io.sentry.logs.enabled manifest key), when the native SDK is initialized through the NDK integration this flag is not passed on:

• SentryNdk.init() builds the native options from NdkOptions, which only carries DSN, debug, outbox path, release, environment, dist, max breadcrumbs, and SDK name (plus handler strategy, traces sample rate, and app-hang settings) — see SentryNdk.java
• NdkOptions has no logs-related field — see NdkOptions.java
• sentry-native options are immutable after sentry_init(), which the NDK integration performs — so the app cannot set enable_logs itself afterward.

As a result, enable_logs is always false in the native SDK on Android, and every call to sentry_log_*() / sentry_log() from native code returns SENTRY_LOG_RETURN_DISABLED and is silently dropped — even when the user has explicitly enabled logs in their Android SDK configuration.

Solution Brainstorm

• Forward options.getLogs().isEnabled() in SentryNdk.init() in sentry-java.
• Add an enableLogs field to NdkOptions and apply it in the NDK init path via sentry_options_set_enable_logs().
• Possibly also forward logs_with_attributes and consider routing beforeSendLog semantics, though the enable_logs flag alone would unblock the feature.

Native logs are sent through the outbox/envelope path, so ingestion should work with the existing transport once the option is enabled.