Stabilize ExplicitBucketBoundaries instrument advisory parameter
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Fixes #3391
This is a prerequisite for HTTP semconv stability.
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Stabilizes
ExplicitBucketBoundariesinstrument advisory parameter.Prototypes in Java, JS, Go, and Erlang: