fix(sdk): correct instrument name validation error message length - #5513
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fix(sdk): correct instrument name validation error message length
Fixes #5284
Both instrument name and unit validation failures raised the same message:
"Expected ASCII string of maximum length 63 characters but got {}". Per the
spec, names allow up to 255 characters (plus start-letter/character-set
rules), while units are limited to 63. The misleading message sent developers
debugging length when the real problem was an invalid character.
_ERROR_MESSAGEsplit into_NAME_ERROR_MESSAGE(255) and_UNIT_ERROR_MESSAGE(63), applied at all four raise sites (sync + asyncinstruments).
TestInstrumentValidationMessagescovering both messages.Note: two commenters expressed interest in this issue without opening a PR;
happy to coordinate if they're actively working on something related.