fix(tracing): preserve subagent trace context - #904
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Summary
Fixes #549.
The in-memory span processor attached custom invocation and agent values to the OpenTelemetry context, but did not set the started span as the current span. A nested agent could therefore start without the parent agent span and receive an independent trace ID.
This change:
set_span_in_contexton_endreceives aReadableSpanRECORD_ONLYspans even though they are not exportedfinallyso exporter failures cannot leak contextValidation
tests/tracing/test_inmemory_exporter.pynow covers:ReadableSpancleanup inon_endRECORD_ONLYcleanupResults:
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This change was developed with AI assistance. I reviewed the ContextVar lifecycle, verified the patch with real OpenTelemetry spans, and ran the checks above.