feat(otel): Add docs for Python OpenTelemetry #5962
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Is anything else required for linking errors to OTEL transactions? e.g. adding an EventProcessor?
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The other imports are below (this is in another mdx file) see the full page here in the preview: https://sentry-docs-git-antonpirker-opentelementry-support-python-sdk.sentry.dev/platforms/python/performance/instrumentation/opentelemetry/
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Basically the same as Ruby docs (#5856), but for Python.