Update Span Operations for Audit

[AbhiPrasad]

https://www.notion.so/sentry/Set-up-an-audit-for-SDK-consistency-for-span-operations-to-enable-performance-issues-addf02a8fa234dda8acf48d4ff9b8efb?d=b852bdd1e9914d2ca74c1052296081f3#d04af01302604881999b1bd29c837b1f

This PR attempts to align our span operations based on an audit we've taken on in the past 2 weeks. The reason we are trying to align our span operations is because they are required to generate consistent performance issues: getsentry/sentry#37083

In addition, to this PR, we've collected a list of span operations we'll need to update across the different SDKs: #693 (comment)

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[cleptric]

@AbhiPrasad I talked to @stayallive, and we're happy with

laravel.handle -> middleware.handle
laravel.bootstrap -> app.bootstrap
laravel.autoload -> app.php.autoload
laravel.view -> view.render

for Laravel 👍

[gggritso]

@AbhiPrasad out of curiosity, why is the convention category.framework.action and not category.action.framework (e.g., ui.react.update vs. ui.update.react)? I'm only asking because if we wanted to filter for all UI update ops (ui.react.update, ui.vue.update, etc.), it'd be easier to do op.startswith("ui.update") than having to do wildcard matches on ui.*.update. That's just an example, I'm only wondering why the convention is what it is!

[AbhiPrasad]

@AbhiPrasad out of curiosity, why is the convention category.framework.action and not category.action.framework (e.g., ui.react.update vs. ui.update.react)? I'm only asking because if we wanted to filter for all UI update ops (ui.react.update, ui.vue.update, etc.), it'd be easier to do op.startswith("ui.update") than having to do wildcard matches on ui.*.update. That's just an example, I'm only wondering why the convention is what it is!

It's because the action for the ui.framework.X is dependent on the framework itself. For example, init is a lifecycle in Svelte, but not in Vue or React.

[gggritso]

@AbhiPrasad that's what I figured, thanks!

[marandaneto]

Thank you @AbhiPrasad and @jan-auer

[AbhiPrasad]

We're now merging this - we can continue to iterate on this as needed.