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Allow users to specify a fingerprint in Honeybadger.notify.

Reference: https://docs.honeybadger.io/lib/ruby/getting-started/customizing-error-grouping/#customizing-the-grouping-for-all-exceptions

Specifically, the options passed to Honeybadger.notify should match our other libraries:

errorString -> message (or errorMessage)
additionalData? -> context

(not sure if there are others)

Edit: I could be convinced to keep errorString, if there is an argument that it helps make the type explicit when compared to the error option. When reporting an exception object in other languages, we do Honeybadger.notify(error, options) instead of Honeybadger.notify(error: error, ..options). In any case, I want to do whatever makes the most sense for the framework or platform.

See also

• Client Library Spec
• JavaScript options
• Ruby options

Allow for a config-level option to set the environment.

Allow users to override className when calling Honeybadger.notify.

Replace using hostname (on OSX) with something more accurate/useful in error type.

We currently include the user agent for browser-based platforms which we use to display info like this:

Can we do something similar for Cocoa? I'd like to collect as much information about the environment as we can.

Could the readme be updated with basic usage instructions and license info? Something along the lines of the honeybadger-react-native readme would be fine.