fix: accept symbol feature flag keys#147
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💡 Motivation and Context
Feature flag APIs should accept Ruby symbols for flag keys as well as strings. Previously, symbol keys could miss local and remote flag lookups because SDK internals compared them directly against string keys.
This normalizes flag keys to strings across the flag APIs, including legacy single-flag methods, remote config payloads, and
evaluate_flags(flag_keys:).Review loop: checked the SDK diff against compatibility, API surface, entry-point tracing, performance, coverage, and error-handling criteria; no follow-up fixes were needed after the review.
💚 How did you test it?
bundle exec rspecbundle exec rubocop📝 Checklist
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