Add support for is_child in addition to elastic.is_child SpanLink attribute - #321
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#185 added support for receiving inferred-span with our vendor-specific OpenTelemetry inferred-spans extension.
We recently contributed that extension upstream. In that process, we changed the SpanLink attribute for overriding parent-child relationships from
elastic.is_childto justis_child. Therefor, apm-server needs to support bothelastic.is_childandis_child.