feat(core): Deprecate APIs around RequestSessions
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To elaborate, the plan is for the httpIntegration to create it's own sessions for each incoming request, and also mark sessions within the request context as faulty when an error is captured. This can be done with the session being kept in some AsyncLocalStorage or similar. Request Sessions are completely owned by the http integration and should not be interfaced with by the user. |
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Ref: #14550
As part of improving and simplifying the Sessions API we want to move all functionality related to sessions into integrations which includes hiding the implementation details of SessionAggregates behind the httpIntegration.
This PR deprecates all APIs that are necessary to make that move.