Another part of #932
In this PR I changed all the library instrumentation packages -- these
are breaking changes, so I figured the earlier we do this the less
painful it'll be to the users. I know that at least some of them are
actively used, so we'll need to spell this out in the release notes.
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Bumps [spotless-plugin-gradle](https://github.com/diffplug/spotless)
from 6.12.0 to 6.12.1.
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Fixes#7265
I took a look at the new Observation API, and I think that it still
makes sense to continue using the interceptors to implement this
instrumentation: they implement the OTel spec (which includes way more
attributes than the default observation convention implemented in
Spring), and cooperate with the Kafka client instrumentation and link
the receive and process spans together. And it's quite a simple change
in one of our interceptors, instead of rewriting everything.
(Draft because Spring Boot 3 hasn't released yet, and it is required to
run the tests. If we're not in a hurry this PR can wait a bit for that)
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