feat: Add automatic AST-based tracing for Gentrace API#316
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TLDR
Adds automatic AST-based function tracing to Gentrace API for seamless instrumentation
Summary
This PR introduces an automatic tracing feature that uses Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) analysis to automatically instrument all functions in specified modules without requiring manual decoration. This simplifies the process of adding observability to Python applications using Gentrace.
Key Changes
CLAUDE.mdguidelines fileauto_traceexample demonstrating automatic AST-based tracingImpact
Testing Considerations