feat(otel): expose SDK instance from registerOTel#141
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This change allows users to properly manage OpenTelemetry SDK lifecycle
by exposing the SDK instance from registerOTel function.
Previously, there was no way to properly shutdown the SDK
which could lead to lost telemetry data during application shutdown.
Now users can store the SDK instance and call shutdown when needed.
Example:
```typescript
const sdk = registerOTel("service-name");
process.on('SIGTERM', async () => {
await sdk.shutdown();
});
```
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This change allows users to properly manage OpenTelemetry SDK lifecycle by exposing the SDK instance from registerOTel function.
Previously, there was no way to properly shutdown the SDK which could lead to lost telemetry data during application shutdown. Now users can store the SDK instance and call shutdown when needed.
Example: