[v2] ddtrace/tracer: tidy up Tracer interface#2633
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What does this PR do?
This PR tidies up the
Tracerinterface for v2. It adds some functions to allow tracers implementing the interface to integrate with our implementation.Motivation
v2 work was interrupted due to team changes. To reach release candidate quality we need to resolve pending TODOs regarding public API.
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