docs(android): fix v6 compileSdk contradiction for foregroundServiceType error

[fishmanalex]

Summary

• v6/installation.mdx told readers hitting "attribute android:foregroundServiceType not found" to set compileSdkVersion to 29.
• v6/faq.md gives the same error text but says 35.
• Per v6/release-notes.md, 6.0.0 is a documented breaking change requiring compileSdk 35, and installation.mdx's own Gradle snippet (implementation 'com.bugsee:bugsee-android:+') pulls the latest (6.0.4) SDK — so 29 is actively wrong on the page that matters most (the install guide).

Changes

• Updated installation.mdx's warning to point at 35.
• Reworded faq.md's question so it isn't still anchored to a 2019-era SDK version (1.15.0) that no longer reflects when this error actually occurs (it recurred as a 6.0.0 breaking change).

Test plan

• npx cspell on both changed files — 0 issues

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[krassx]

Confirmed. docs/sdk/android/v6/release-notes.md:21 under 6.0.0 (December 9 2025):

Breaking: Bugsee SDK is now built with Android SDK version 35, hence requires compileSDKVersion 35

The stale "29" traces back to line 437 of the same file — a note from the SDK 1.15.0 era, when API 29 was where android:foregroundServiceType was introduced. Correct then, wrong for anything on the 6.x line. Rewording the FAQ so it isn't anchored to 1.15.0 is a good call too, since the error recurred for an unrelated reason.

One thing the description gets slightly wrong, which I've split into #50 rather than block this: it says the page's implementation 'com.bugsee:bugsee-android:+' "pulls the latest (6.0.4) SDK". It doesn't — a bare + resolves to the newest version at the coordinate, and 7.x publishes to that same coordinate, so it currently pulls 7.1.4. Doesn't change this PR's conclusion (compileSdk 35 is right for both lines), and #50 touches a different hunk of the same file, so no conflict.

LGTM.

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[krassx]

Validated against source (see review comment above). Approving.