RUM-11466: Remove application_start action from ApplicationLaunch
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What and why?
This PR removes the legacy event used to measure app launch timings.
From now on, TTID and TTFD will serve as the primary metrics for app launch performance.
How?
It deletes the
application_startaction event that was previously reported inRUMViewScopeand attached toApplicationLaunch.Review checklist
make api-surface)