ref(browser): Streamline pageload span creation and scope handling #11679
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Lms24
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Apr 18, 2024
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just thought I'd throw in a semi-related test that was previously missing
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As discussed with @lforst yesterday, we can streamline our pageload span creation logic now that we actually want to keep the propagation context on the scope after the transaction finished (see #11599). Previously, we'd fork a new scope for the pageload span but IMHO (and according to all our tests) this is no longer necessary.
ref #11599