Add tracing-otlp subcrate
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The dependencies should still be compatible under SemVer.
Span ids are generated sequentially by default and therefore should be randomized when used with OpenTelemetry. Otherwise traces may have duplicate span ids when the same service is in use.
This avoids a possible memory leak if the given server cannot be reached and spans accumulate over time.
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This adds a
tracing-distributed-backed OpenTelemetry implementation. Specifically, this uses the http/protobuf protocol and at the moment only supports OTLP trace messages.Compared to
tracing-opentelemetry, this is a much lighter weight implementation as it does not pull inopentelemetry-sdkand aims to only support features present intracingandtracing-distributed. At the same time, it is more convenient to use for distributed tracing in applications which do not necessarily transmit distributed trace information in headers.