feat: add SendTracingContext option to httputil for OpenTelemetry tracing#546
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| retry retryOptions | ||
| transport http.RoundTripper | ||
| ctx context.Context | ||
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why do we need an option for it? Why not turn it on by default?
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Summary
Add SendTracingContext option to httputil to enable OpenTelemetry distributed tracing support for HTTP client calls. This is foundational infrastructure for end-to-end trace propagation across Kraken services.
Motivation
Currently, Kraken has limited observability for debugging slow/failed blob uploads and downloads across distributed services. Adding distributed tracing will enable:
End-to-end visibility of blob upload/download flows
Correlation of logs across proxy → origin → backend
Debugging performance bottlenecks with precise timing data
Linking asynchronous operations (e.g., writeback tasks) to original requests
This PR provides the core HTTP infrastructure needed for trace propagation.