RUM-17208 Document resource.local_cache_hit for iOS RUM SDK - #39202
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What does this PR do? What is the motivation?
Documents the
resource.local_cache_hitattribute added to the RUM iOS SDK (dd-sdk-ios#3074, RUM-17207) in the iOS Data Collected reference. This boolean indicates a resource was served from the device's local cache; it's only ever sent astrue, neverfalse. iOS-only for now (no Android/Web equivalent shipped yet).Merge instructions
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Used Claude Code to research the existing per-SDK
data_collectedreference convention and apply the doc change.Additional notes
No shared/common cross-SDK page exists yet for resource cache-status concepts (checked); this follows the existing per-platform
data_collectedtable convention used for all other resource attributes.