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@sferik sferik commented Jul 12, 2025

Simplified the parsing of trace and span IDs in try_parse_tracecontext using and_then chains, eliminating unnecessary unwraps.

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This PR refactors the try_parse_tracecontext function to use method chaining with and_then, removing multiple levels of nested match statements and eliminating unnecessary unwraps. The update also changes the usage of traceid and spanid in wrap_span_with_parent_context to pattern match directly, resulting in cleaner and safer handling of Option values.

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