OpenTracing / Context propagation support

No se nombran archivos ni tests; comienza revisando el workflow y la configuración de actividades del Ruby SDK, así como la forma en que se gestionan los headers de Temporal. El issue aún no está listo para implementarse: la interfaz de configuración del workflow sigue sin terminar, y completarlo requeriría un diseño acordado para la propagación automática del contexto, además de métodos de workflow y activity para ampliar el contexto existente.

As suggested by @jeffschoner-stripe and @drewhoskins-stripe, I am creating a github issue to discuss the topic of context propagation for the Ruby SDK.

Tracing Proposal

Why

Distributed applications are more difficult to measure and debug due
to the distributed nature of their processing. One cannot simply
attach to the running process with a debugger and capture state
since that state may be spread across multiple processes or systems.
Temporal, by its nature, is distributed. Any application written using
Temporal will also be distributed. In order to trace through the
behavior of the business logic implemented as workflow(s) and
activit(ies) we should provide support for OpenTracing and other
related tracing mechanisms.

The Java, Go, and Typescript SDKs all support OpenTracing today via
context propagation. The Ruby SDK can support Tracing today without
any changes merely by allowing the programmer to pass the Tracing
context as an argument to every workflow and activity. This is sloppy
and error prone, so we should mimic the facilities exposed by the
aforementioned SDKs and allow the context to propagate automatically
using the Temporal headers.

What

This defines the interface for passing in OpenTracing contexts to
the Temporal system. Upon configuration, the propagation of this
information should be automatic and transparent to the programmer.
Aside from initial configuration, methods should be exposed on
the workflow and activity that allow for adding to the existing
(if any) context.

Workflow Configuration

Will fill this out in next edit... thinking about it.