Fix missing explicit initializers for UObject-derived classes in Unreal Engine code examples#15945
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This PR adds missing explicit
Initialize()method calls for some Sentry entities derived from Unreal’s default UObject class in C++ code examples. These calls became required during object instantiation starting with plugin version1.0.0(see migration guide)Related to getsentry/sentry-unreal#1185.