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Re-Enable OTEL as since 2023 support for top-level await has become quite common. And at least in my debugging of the built output, this is the only thing stopping OTEL integration for drizzle
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OTEL was disabled in 2023 due to requiring a top-level await. This PR seeks to re-introduce OTEL on an opt-in basis (by installing to '@opentelemetry/api` package) with a console error for the rare misconfigured imports if the module is found so that it does not fail silently.
For more context see issue #371, commit 5279a7b and PR #664