Analytics: in-chat sends to a tip peer report as "Sent Tip" on both platforms

[bmc08gt]

Sent Tip vs Sent Cash is chosen by who the peer is, not by what the payment
was. A payment into a tip DM reports Sent Tip whether it came from a tip card
or from the money button inside the thread. Both platforms do this, and both do
it deliberately.

Android — ChatViewModel.kt:711-716:

// A payment into a tip DM is a tip; a contact DM is a plain cash send.
val transferEvent = if (stateFlow.value.participant is ChatParticipant.TipUser) {
    Analytics.Transfer.SentTip(TipOrigin.CHAT)
} else {
    Analytics.Transfer.SentCash
}

iOS — SendAmountViewModel.swift:198-203, same rule, with the intent stated outright:

// A payment into a tip DM reports as a tip; a contact DM is a plain
// cash send. This covers both the scanned-tipcard flow and the
// Send Cash action inside a tip thread, since both submit here —
// `Origin` is what tells the two apart.
let tipOrigin: TipOrigin? = if case .tip(let recipient) = target { recipient.origin } else { nil }
let transferEvent: Analytics.TransferEvent = tipOrigin == nil ? .sentCash : .sentTip

No data is lost: the event carries Origin: chat vs Origin: tipcard, so the
two are separable after the fact. The cost is that any count or funnel on Sent Tip that doesn't split on Origin reads in-chat sends as tips.

What's changed is that the product now draws the line the other way everywhere
else. The backend picks the activity verb from
ChatMetadata.TipDmPayment.Location, so a CHAT payment is a send and a
TIPCARD payment is a tip, and both clients now render history that way
(#1332, code-payments/code-ios-app#657). The
transfer events are the remaining place where the two are merged.

Three ways out, in increasing cost:

1. Leave the events alone and split Sent Tip on Origin in the dashboards.
2. Emit Sent Cash when Origin is chat, matching the history label. This
   breaks continuity of the existing Sent Tip series.
3. Keep both event names as they are but add Origin to Sent Cash too, so one
   property covers all four cases.

This wants a decision from whoever owns the Mixpanel dashboards before either
client moves, and whichever way it goes it needs doing on both platforms
together. Filing here for Android; happy to open the iOS twin if it should be
tracked separately.

[bmc08gt]

Skipping the discussion — going with option 2. An in-chat send now reports Sent Cash, and Sent Tip is left to the tip card flow, so the event name matches the history label. Landing in #1332 and code-payments/code-ios-app#657 alongside the label fix.