fix: bind UserContextServiceInterface instead of UserContextInterface in Objects.yaml - #53
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… in Objects.yaml DefaultUserContextService implements UserContextServiceInterface, which is also the interface SentryClient injects. The previous binding targeted the UserContext value-object interface and only worked through Flow's implicit single-implementation resolution.
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DefaultUserContextServiceimplementsUserContextServiceInterface, which is also the interfaceSentryClientinjects. The previousObjects.yamlbinding targeted theUserContextvalue-object interface — whichDefaultUserContextServicedoes not implement — and only worked because Flow's implicit single-implementation resolution happened to pick the right class for the injected interface.One-line fix, no behavior change; it just makes the intended binding explicit.