chore: Update sdk_metadata features

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Requirements

• I have added test coverage for new or changed functionality
• I have followed the repository's pull request submission guidelines
• I have validated my changes against all supported platform versions

N/A - This is a metadata-only change with no code changes.

Related issues

None

Describe the solution you've provided

This PR adds the features object to .sdk_metadata.json to document all features supported by the Java Server SDK along with the version each feature was introduced.

24 features are documented with their introduction versions, sourced from:

• SDK features documentation table (server-side SDKs A-K table, Java column)
• CHANGELOG.md for features not in the docs table

Feature keys use camelCase names from feature_info.json.

Version sources:

Feature	Version	Source
allFlags	1.0	docs table
appMetadata	5.8	docs table
bigSegments	5.7	docs table
contexts	6.0	docs table
eventCompression	7.9	CHANGELOG
experimentation	5.5	docs table
fileDataSource	4.5	docs table
flagChanges	5.0	docs table
hooks	7.4	docs table
inlineContextCustomEvents	7.8	docs table
migrations	7.0	docs table
offlineMode	1.0	docs table
otel	7.4	docs table
pluginSupport	7.10	CHANGELOG
privateAttrs	2.5	docs table
relayProxyDaemon	1.0	docs table
relayProxyProxy	1.0	docs table
secureMode	1.0	docs table
storingData	1.0	docs table
storingDataRedis	1.0	Redis was built into SDK from v1.0, moved to separate package in v5.0
testDataSource	5.1	docs table
track	1.0	docs table
variationDetail	4.3	docs table
webProxy	2.2	docs table

Describe alternatives you've considered

N/A

Additional context

• Requested by [email protected]
• Link to Devin run

Items for reviewer to verify:

• storingDataRedis version (1.0) - Redis was originally built into the SDK and later moved to a separate package
• eventCompression and pluginSupport versions were sourced from CHANGELOG, not the docs table

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Note

Low Risk
Metadata-only JSON update; risk is limited to any downstream tooling that parses .sdk_metadata.json expecting the previous schema.

Overview
Adds a features map to .sdk_metadata.json for java-server-sdk, listing supported capabilities and the SDK version each was introduced.

Also makes userAgents JSON-comma-safe to allow the new sibling features block; no runtime/code changes beyond metadata.

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Version Sources

Feature	Version	Source
allFlags	1.0	docs table
appMetadata	5.8	docs table
bigSegments	5.7	docs table
contexts	6.0	docs table
eventCompression	7.9	CHANGELOG - "Enable gzip option for events in server SDK"
experimentation	5.5	docs table
fileDataSource	4.5	docs table
flagChanges	5.0	docs table
hooks	7.4	docs table
inlineContextCustomEvents	7.8	docs table
migrations	7.0	docs table
offlineMode	1.0	docs table
otel	7.4	docs table
pluginSupport	7.10	CHANGELOG - "Add experimental plugin support"
privateAttrs	2.5	docs table
relayProxyDaemon	1.0	docs table
relayProxyProxy	1.0	docs table
secureMode	1.0	docs table
storingData	1.0	docs table
storingDataRedis	1.0	Redis was built into SDK from v1.0, moved to separate package in v5.0
testDataSource	5.1	docs table
track	1.0	docs table
variationDetail	4.3	docs table
webProxy	2.2	docs table

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Updated: webProxy version changed from 2.2 to 1.0

After investigating the git history in the java-server-sdk repo, I found that proxy support (proxyHost, proxyPort, proxyScheme methods) was added in v0.10.0 (Aug 7, 2015) and was present in v1.0.1.

The docs table shows 2.2 because that's when proxy authentication (Basic Auth) was added in v2.2.0 (Apr 11, 2017), but basic proxy configuration was available from the beginning.

Updated version source:

Feature	Version	Source
webProxy	1.0	Proxy support added in v0.10.0, present in v1.0.1