Add db.statement and user attributes to OpenTelemetry Plugin #3475
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Add parsing of db.statement and db.user attributes for OpenTelementy Plugin.
This will allow users to write an own Elastic APM Plugin for a not yet supported database and also add the executed statement to the span (like with the supported DBs)
What does this PR do?
Add the ability to set the database user and the executed statement via an APM plugin via the attributes (like db name and system).
Checklist
This is a bugfixI have updated CHANGELOG.asciidocI have added tests that would fail without this fixThis is a new pluginI have updated CHANGELOG.asciidocMy code follows the style guidelines of this projectI have made corresponding changes to the documentationI have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature worksNew and existing unit tests pass locally with my changesI have updated supported-technologies.asciidocAdded an API method or config option? Document in which version this will be introducedAdded an instrumentation plugin? Describe how you made sure that old, non-supported versions are not instrumented by accident.This is something elseI have updated CHANGELOG.asciidoc