Detect rooted devices and send the signal in request headers - #2
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Detect rooted devices and report it in SDK request headers
Add RootUtils, a cheap heuristic root check (test-keys build tag, su
binary paths, root manager artifacts) that never spawns a process and
caches its result for the process lifetime.
rooted: yes|norequest header alongside theother device headers, on both auth and coverage requests.
debug logs and SDK error reports.
Root detection is a risk signal only: it can be hidden by Magisk DenyList
and must not be used on its own to allow or deny authentication.