0.4.3

• Signed-in users: DevReply.login(userID:) after sign-in (your own id for the user; the team sees it, your
  backend can delete the user by it), DevReply.logout() on every sign-out (the device forgets the chat; the
  next person starts empty), await DevReply.deleteUser() in your delete-account flow (deletes the user's
  data, then logs out; false if DevReply couldn't be reached).
• A reinstall starts clean: the Keychain outlives the app, so the SDK forgets the previous install on a
  fresh install.
• Notification taps from a push library (Firebase, expo-notifications, notifee):
  DevReply.handleNotificationOpened(userInfo:) opens the conversation (false for your own). DevReply
  never takes over your notification handling; it handles notifications itself only when the app has no
  UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate. A tap that launches the app opens the conversation once configure runs.
• The privacy manifest declares everything the SDK collects (name, email, user and device ids, photos,
  files, device details, custom attributes) and the UserDefaults reason.