Updates the OpenTelemetry semantic conventions dependencies from version 1.30.1-alpha to 1.36.0, which introduced a split into stable and incubating artifacts.

Changes

Dependency Management Updates:

• Updated from io.opentelemetry:opentelemetry-semconv:1.30.1-alpha to io.opentelemetry.semconv:opentelemetry-semconv:1.36.0
• Added new incubating artifact io.opentelemetry.semconv:opentelemetry-semconv-incubating:1.36.0-alpha
• Fixed group ID change from io.opentelemetry to io.opentelemetry.semconv

Module-Specific Updates:

• Added explicit dependencies for modules using incubating semantic conventions
• Updated hardcoded version references to use dependency management
• Ensured proper artifact selection based on stable vs incubating attribute usage

Technical Details

Starting with OpenTelemetry 1.36.0, semantic conventions were split into two artifacts:

• Stable conventions (opentelemetry-semconv): Contains stable attributes like ExceptionAttributes, UrlAttributes, HttpAttributes
• Incubating conventions (opentelemetry-semconv-incubating): Contains experimental attributes like CodeIncubatingAttributes, HttpIncubatingAttributes, ThreadIncubatingAttributes

This change ensures that:

• Modules using stable attributes depend on the stable artifact
• Modules using incubating attributes explicitly depend on the incubating artifact
• All imports continue to work without code changes due to proper dependency resolution

Verification

All compilation tests pass with ./gradlew compileTestJava after a clean build.

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