Rename constants in UPPER_SNAKE_CASE #68
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Previously, some constants are copied directly from .NET provider, thus have UpperCamelCase, which looks like a type/class.
This PR renames constants with UPPER_SNAKE_CASE for convention and consistency. The changes include:
extract common code intoleave it to a separate PR for claritygetConfigurationSettingWithTraceandlistConfigurationSettingsWithTracein the tracing utils, instead of exposing constantCORRELATION_CONTEXT_HEADER_NAMEand the helper methodcreateCorrelationContextHeader(where you have to construct the correlation header by your own when calling it).