diag: expand dogfood logging — lighter scrub + always-log failures + wrapper catch-all

Pairs with strawcore's new extractor instrumentation to make "Send logs to Kayos"
actually diagnosable. Today's bot-wall outage produced a log dump that was 90%
framework noise, one mangled strawcore line, and zero failure signal.

- LogDump: split the scrubber into a FULL profile (share-sheet export + on-screen
  error strings — unchanged, still over-redacts) and a lighter DOGFOOD profile
  (the logs.sulkta.com ingest path, our own infra) that KEEPS bare YouTube ids
  (video/channel/playlist/youtu.be — the triage signal) while still scrubbing
  every real credential: signed googlevideo URLs, bearer/cookie/token headers,
  sig/pot/n/cpn params, URL queries, emails, high-entropy tokens (visitorData),
  and IPs. LogShipper uses the dogfood profile.
- Fixed the IPv6-compressed regex that mangled Rust module paths
  (`strawcore::stream` -> `strawcor<ip>stream`) and, as a bonus, a latent
  false-negative where `::1` was never scrubbed.
- Always-log extraction + playback failures (strawLogI) so a user-visible failure
  always lands in the ring.
- Wrapper (rust/strawcore): one catch-all WARN in run_extract that traces EVERY
  extraction failure system-wide, and raise android_logger Info->Debug so the
  extractor's DEBUG tier is live in the dogfood build.
- Added a JVM unit test for the scrubber (not yet wired into CI — the repo has no
  test source set; follow-up).

rust/Cargo.lock

@@ -1571,6 +1571,7 @@ dependencies = [
 name = "strawcore-core"
 version = "0.1.0"
 dependencies = [
+ "log",
  "once_cell",
  "parking_lot",
  "regex",