Sébastien Deleuze
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This commit apply several refinements to PropagationContextElement: - Capture the ThreadLocal when instantiating the PropagationContextElement in order to support dispatchers switching threads - Remove the constructor parameter which is not idiomatic and breaks the support when switching threads, and use instead the updateThreadContext(context: CoroutineContext) parameter - Make the kotlinx-coroutines-reactor dependency optional - Make the properties private The Javadoc and tests are also updated to use the `Dispatchers.IO + PropagationContextElement()` pattern performed outside of the suspending lambda, which is the typical use case. Closes gh-35469
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