Inner and suppressed exception support on Android

docs/error-reporting/platform-integrations/android/configuration.md

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+### Sending Inner and Suppressed exceptions
+
+:::warning Inner and suppressed exception support
+
+Support for inner and suppressed exceptions is available starting [email protected]
+:::
+
+Backtrace client allows sending Inner and suppressed exceptions. By default, this option is disabled. To enable inner and suppressed exception support, use the code shown below.
+
+```java
+// enable inner exceptions
+backtraceClient.sendInnerExceptions(true);
+// enable suppressed exceptions
+backtraceClient.sendSuppressedExceptions(true);
+```
+
+Once inner or suppressed exceptions are enabled, The Backtrace client will verify the `BacktraceReport` or `exception` object passed to the `send` method. If inner/suppressed exceptions are detected, the report with the same attributes will be created for each. In addition to that, the following attributes will be generated:
+
+| Attribute name | Attribute description                                                               |
+| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| error.trace    | Exception trace id. All exceptions in the exception chain will have the same value. |
+| error.id       | Current report identifier. The value is allows to identify the current report id    |
+| error.parent   | Parent report id. Allows to identify the exception parent id                        |
+
+The outer exception always has `error.trace` and `error.id`. Since this is the first error in the exception chain, the `error.parent` attribute is set to `null`. The first inner exception of the outer exception will have the same `error.trace` attribute, its own unique `error.id` attribute, and `error.parent` set to the outer exception `error.id`. Each suppressed exception of the outer exception, follows the same pattern.
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 ## Custom Event Handlers
 
 The `BacktraceClient` allows you to attach your custom event handlers. For example, you can trigger actions before the `send` method, as shown below.