Add deviceName signal to device hardware info
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In iOS 16 and later, the public
deviceNameAPI is deprecated andalways returns na empty string. This is due to Apple restricting the use
of
UIDevice.current.namewithcom.apple.developer.device-information.user-assigned-device-nameentitlement, which cannot be requested if an app uses the
user-assigned device name for tracking or fingerprinting.