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Add StartSpanFollowsFromContext function #224
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There are many situations where you might wish to start spans as a followsFrom (e.g. when interacting with a message bus). This adds convenience functions around this
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I've been working on lots of tracing where data is exchanged via a message broker, so we're always wanting to start spans as followsFrom rather than ChildOf. As far as I can see, there isn't anything out of the box that deals with this so I've added the functions that would do it here, just in case you think this would be useful.