feat(sdk): Trial higher envelope serialization limits #103882
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Increase envelope serialization limits to dogfood getsentry/sentry-python#5103.
The change increases the maximum serialization breadth and depth for Python objects.
For example, nested lists up to a depth of 100 are serialized before the object is truncated with
<broken_repr>, replacing the previous limit of 5.