Fix missing transitive dependencies when using universal profiling integration#423
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There is currently a problem when using the universal-profling-integration with manual SDK setup:
The type
UniversalProfilingProcessorcannot be used because it's supertypeAbstractChainingSpanProcessoris missing. The latter comes from ourcommonproject as a transitive dependency which is only pulled in withruntimescope.This PR fixes this ensuring that the type is available at compile time too.
A workaround for now is to add an explicit dependency on the
elastic-otel-java:commonproject in client code.