fix(browser): Ensure url.full and http.url attributes have the same values on http.client spans#21660
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#21639 came from a bug where our browser fetch instrumentation didn't explicitly set
url.fullcausing it to be set by thehttpContextIntegrationwhich writes this attribute onto segment spans (but the value in said case is fromwindow.location). If streaming is enabled,http.clientspans can become segment spans if they happen outside of an ongoing segment span, causing the previous mismatch.I'll deprecate
http.urlin a follow-up PR. We should remove this in v11 in favour ofurl.full.closes #21639