Add support for Ktor Http Clients#2894
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This is one of a set of Pull Requests to include instrumentation for the Kotlin framework Ktor. Ktor is built on top of Kotlin Coroutines. Its primary use is provide an Http Server and/or Http Client using Kotlin Coroutines.
The set of instrumentation deals with the Http Client functionality in Ktor. This is deals with instrumenting the core Http Client used to make external HTTP calls from Coroutines. It also contains instrumentation for some client implementations that need additional instrumentation to handle the calls properly.
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#2893