docs(SDK-549): document logout() as native logoutUser equivalent

[jferrao-itrbl]

📝 Summary

Document Iterable.logout() as the RN equivalent of native logoutUser; no runtime or bridge change.

🎟️ Jira Ticket: SDK-549

📖 Description

RN already ships Iterable.logout(), which removes JS listeners and clears identity via setEmail(null) + setUserId(null). That identity-clear path is the native logout cleanup on both platforms (auth reset, in-app/embedded reset, push disable when autoPushRegistration is on). Android has no public logoutUser.

This PR only updates the logout() JSDoc so that mapping is explicit, including:

• why both identity-clears are required (iOS no-ops the identifier that is not set)
• that iOS logoutUser(withOnSuccess:onFailure:) is not exposed
• that calling logout() with no signed-in user is safe

No new TurboModule method, no codegen, no behavior change.

🧪 How to test?

• yarn typecheck
• yarn test (existing logout tests in src/core/classes/Iterable.test.ts)
• Confirm Iterable.logout() still calls setEmail(null) and setUserId(null)
• Optional: in the example app, sign in then log out; identity is cleared and the app does not crash when logging out with no user

🧾 Changelog

No customer facing changes

📹 Loom recording if applicable

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🐞 Github Issues solved

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📚 Docs PR if applicable

N/A — JSDoc only; no iterable-docs change.

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[franco-zalamena-iterable]

Just to double check some points

[franco-zalamena-iterable]

From what i checked iOS does have a public logout method, it is just not exposed in the bridge, android actually doesn't have and maybe that's something for us to create a followup ticket to fix.

But i think we can rephrase this to make it more accurate and think of making it exposed through the bridge when we get both platforms