docs(laravel): Add AI agent monitoring onboarding

[constantinius]

Adds Laravel-specific agent monitoring onboarding for laravel/ai, including setup for sentry/sentry-laravel, tracing, prompt/response capture, and an example Laravel AI agent/tool. The agent monitoring and Conversations onboarding flows now recognize php-laravel as a supported platform and show Laravel-specific conversation guidance using Conversational, RemembersConversations, and ->continue().

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Closes TET-2515

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TET-2515

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Laravel SDK alert never shows

Low Severity

The Laravel agent monitoring intro uses SdkUpdateAlert with packageName sentry/sentry-laravel, but SdkUpdateAlert only maps Python and JavaScript SDK names to package names. Laravel project SDK rows never match, so the minimum-version warning never appears for php-laravel projects.

 

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PHP conversations skips verify

Medium Severity

For php-laravel projects, Conversations onboarding replaces agentMonitoringDocs.verify with only getPhpConversationVerifyStep(), so the guided /ai-test route and initial prompt() never appear. The final step uses ->continue('my-conversation-123', …) without any prior step that creates that conversation, so the flow cannot be completed from the docs alone.

 

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[cleptric]

This is way too much text for "update SDK". This should all work by default. Conversation IDs are the exception, this part is good to have. Options that are enabled by default can be omitted. I would generally boil this down massively.