fix: exclude WER code from Xbox builds in native backend#1723
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This PR fixes Xbox build failures in the native backend caused by WER (Windows Error Reporting) code being compiled on Xbox, where
werapi.h, registry APIs and WER APIs are not available in the GDK.Xbox defines
SENTRY_PLATFORM_WINDOWS(because it also defines_WIN32), which caused all existingSENTRY_PLATFORM_WINDOWSguards around WER-related code to evaluate as true. This PR adds exclusions to those guards to match the existing platform handling patterns already used elsewhere in the codebase.Additionally, the CMake condition for the
sentry-wertarget has been updated.Failing CI run: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-xbox/actions/runs/25810318958/job/75848636085
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