Instrumentation extension plugin #15861
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@SylvainJuge raised a question in slack about whether we could eliminate the need for declaring the muzzle dependencies when using the muzzle plugins, and in general just make it easier to get started with extensions.
This change publishes a new gradle plugin
io.opentelemetry.instrumentation.javaagent-extensionthat packages up the 2 muzzle plugins and their associated dependencies.In our example, it can replace these lines, and then remove the need for these lines entirely. I will followup with updating the example code once this has been published