[PLAT-6632] Fix KSCrash state storage for apps with no CFBundleName #1103
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Goal
Some apps (e.g. macOS command line tools and background daemons) may not have an Info.plist or CFBundleName, and this was causing the KSCrash state persistence to fail, resulting in failing to detect that the last run ended with a crash.
Changeset
When constructing the stateFilePath, the notifier now falls back to the process's name if it the app has no bundle name.
The bundle name is also no longer included in the KSCrashReport file names.
Testing
Reproduced the reported issue using the macOS stress test app and verified the fix.
E2E tests ensure that crash reporting continues to work as expected.