feat(nextjs)!: Auto-wire orchestrion build-time instrumentation - #22921
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withSentryConfignow wires up the orchestrion code transform automatically for webpack and Turbopack server builds.This flips the default: build-time instrumentation was previously opt-in behind
_experimental.useDiagnosticsChannelInjection, which is removed. Opting out now goes through the sharedbuildTimeInstrumentation: falsebuild option that the other meta-framework SDKs already use.resolveBuildTimeInstrumentationOptionkeeps the feature off on Turbopack below Next.js 16, where the transform can't run and the packages dropped fromserverExternalPackageswould end up bundled and uninstrumented.Also removes the
_sentryUseDiagnosticsChannelInjectionenv marker, whose only reader was deleted in #22501.closes #22779