fix(core): Don't return trace data in getTraceData and getTraceMetaTags if SDK is disabled
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This came up in a discussion with @s1gr1d: The
getTraceDataandgetTraceMetaTagsfunctions returned data, even if the SDK was disabled entirely (enabled: false). These APIs are publicly exposed and users probably call them without being aware of this limitation (as well as us in our meta framework SDKs). This PR ensures that we don't return data in case the SDK is disabled.Added more tests to ensure this is now properly covered, along with a test for behaviour with
tracesSampleRate: 0.