feat(nextjs)!: Remove experimental_captureRequestError

[lforst]

Fixes#14302

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[kevva]

Can I ask a sort of unrelated question? How is this meant to be used? We're currently using both this and withServerActionInstrumentation but with autoInstrumentMiddleware and autoInstrumentServerFunctions turned off. But since captureRequestError also catches server action errors, doesn't it make withServerActionInstrumentation sort of unneeded? This isn't really documented anywhere so not sure what the benefit is of using one over the other.

[lforst]

@kevvawithServerActionInstrumentation also tracks duration via spans and allows you to track form inputs. You should likely use both.