WIP: Idea for exit cleanly on expected crash #6617
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The idea here is to exit cleanly on an expected crash. The point of
expectedMessageis so we don't hide unexpected crashes. ThePreFirebaseProviderwill load before the realFirebaseInitProvider, causing Crashlytics to propagate uncaught exceptions to it.