IMAGES-2229: Add tracing spans for hosted images RPC operations - #6957
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Adds user tracing spans to env.IMAGES.hosted.* (images_fetch, images_details, images_update, images_delete, images_upload, images_list). These calls go over JS RPC rather than fetch(), which is why they had no spans until now.
withSpan can now wrap a direct RPC method call and still close correctly, so the same instrumentation already used for the fetch()-based images_output and images_info spans now applies here too.