[boehlerlukas]

Implements the Project ID naming contract for React Native. The key Gleap.initialize takes is now called Project ID (formerly "SDK key" / "API key"). The value is the same, so every existing key keeps working.

API

• Gleap.initialize(projectId: string). The positional value is unchanged, so Gleap.initialize('...') calls keep working as they are. Only the typing/JSDoc parameter name changes (formerly token).
• No runtime warnings.

Native SDK PRs

Native counterparts (19.5.0, unreleased): iOS GleapSDK/Gleap-iOS-SDK#65, Android GleapSDK/Android-SDK#63.

• iOS: the bridge looks up +[Gleap initializeWithProjectId:] at runtime (respondsToSelector:) and falls back to initializeWithToken:. It works with the released 19.4.0 and with 19.5.0, and there's no deprecation warning once the pin moves.
• Android: no API change. Gleap.initialize(projectId, application) is used as before.
• JWT provider bridge (+[Gleap setUserJwtProvider:] / Gleap.getInstance().setUserJwtProvider(GleapUserJwtProvider)): works whether it's set before or after initialize. It answers nil/null on failure or when no app provider is set, null removes it, and the native gate enforces the 10 s timeout. With 19.5.0 the provider is also asked right after the session answer at app start; the bridge needs nothing extra for that.
• Native pins stay at 19.4.0 here. Moving them to 19.5.0 needs those native releases first.

The Objective-C helper was syntax-checked with clang -fsyntax-only -Wall -Wextra -Wundeclared-selector against the Gleap 19.4.0 headers: clean.

Native mapping

• iOS bridge: initialize:(NSString *)projectId → initializeWithProjectId: when the native SDK has it, else initializeWithToken:
• Android bridge: initialize(String projectId) → Gleap.initialize(projectId, application)

The fallbacks exist in the released native SDKs (19.4.0), which stay pinned.

JWT provider bridge

Checked: works whether it's set before or after initialize, so no logic change. The native SDKs keep the provider in a singleton gate (GleapSessionHelper.userJwtGate on iOS, GleapUserJwtProviderGate on Android) that initialize doesn't reset. The JS userJwtRequested listener is registered at module load. On iOS both calls go through the main queue in order. New tests cover both orders on both platforms. The README now says the provider can be set before or after initialize.

Other

• README and example say Project ID. Version 19.5.0 (package.json, lockfile header, CHANGELOG). Native pins unchanged at 19.4.0. Not published or tagged.

Tests

• npx jest src: 2 suites, 38 tests pass (6 new)
• npx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.build.json: passes
• npx eslint "src/**/*.{js,ts,tsx}": 0 errors (one existing warning)
• npm pack --dry-run: passes
• Not run: native compile. The Android library uses Gradle 6.8, which can't run on the only JDK available here (JBR 25). There are no pods or React headers for the iOS module. The native change is a parameter rename only.

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