fix(replay/v7): Fix user activity not being updated in start()
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Replays will fail to start recording when using `start()` specifically when manually recording and after the user has been idle for a long period of time. We need to reset the user activity state when we call `start()`, otherwise the session will be [incorrectly] considered to be idle and unable to send any replay events. Closes #11983
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Replays will fail to start recording when using
start()specificallywhen manually recording and after the user has been idle for a long
period of time. We need to reset the user activity state when we call
start(), otherwise the session will be [incorrectly] considered to beidle and unable to send any replay events.