fix build performance tracing#3155
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I wanted to look into performance traces for builds, and discovered they are all over the place.
Mainly: the main
docbuilder.build_packagetrace is not connected to the child traces.I'm not 100% sure if these changes solve it completely, but I definitely discovered these issues, and they are fixed by the PR:
ctx.operation()andctx.name()and fixed the filter.spawn_blockingfunction that takes care of passing on the parent span into the task because tokio doesn't. I realized thatblock_onhas the same issue. For now I just used the new fixed handle for builds. If it solves the issues there, I'll move thespawn_blockingfn into the handler too, and update the whole codebase.