docs: document enableTCFConsentCollection across SDKs [LIN-2078] - #169
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Add a Reading consent from a TCF CMP section to the Send Consent guide and to the Android, iOS, Flutter and React Native SDK pages, plus API reference table rows. The method derives Google Ads consent from an IAB TCF v2.2/v2.3 CMP's IABTCF_* keys; explicit setConsent values still win per signal. Supported on iOS and, from android-sdk 4.2.0, on Android.
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Documents
enableTCFConsentCollection, which derives Google Ads consent from an IAB TCF v2.2/v2.3 CMP's standardIABTCF_*keys (purposes 1+7 forad_user_data, 3+4 forad_personalization, both gated on Google vendor consent, TCF vendor 755). ExplicitsetConsentvalues still win, per signal.setConsentmapping.Each page notes the opt-in is a legal judgement, that only TCF-compliant CMPs write these keys, and that the flag is not persisted so it must be called on every launch before
init.