Distributed Tracing for Entities (Isolated)#40
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This PR adds new fields to protobuf objects related to signaling entities or entities starting an orchestration to correctly enable distributed tracing for entities in the .NET isolated framework. The fields propagate parent trace context information to make sure that the traces are correctly linked together (i.e. that the trace corresponding to a signal entity request becomes the parent of the trace corresponding to that request being processed). They also propagate the time a request was created or completed in order to correctly set the start and end time of the corresponding traces.
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