Add definition for user agent override field. #78
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…agent - Implemented using a mixture of code from the following sources 1. googleanalytics#78 1.1 For user agent override 2. googleanalytics#94 2.1 For the user agent string for Windows and OS X. 2.2 Includes a bit of extra code to fix a bug in Unity 4.6 where it reports Windows 10 as Windows 8.1 (6.3.10XXX), where the build number is correct
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use case: allows apps to override user agent, notably used with SetOnTracker so that all hits contain OS information and thereby the stock OS tracking reporting of Analytics can be utilized
(Aside: I have an implementation of the user agent string synthesis which I could contribute to the library. Coverage is partial at this point, supporting Windows and Mac.)