fix(debugIds): Always instantiate global Error class in debugId injection snippet
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This PR makes a small change to the JavaScript snippet that's injected into user files to set the debugId.
Previously, we'd instantiate
new Errorin the script, which usually implicitly instantiatesglobalThis.Error. However, if users or frameworks would create their ownErrorclass in the very file where the debugId snippet is instantiated,new Errorwould of course take the user-created class rather than the global one. To fix this, this PR now explicitly instantiates theglobalThis.Errorclass.fixes: getsentry/sentry-javascript-bundler-plugins#593