fix: updated the instafasthttp README documentation with information on supported apis (#987)

nithinputhenveettil · web-flow · commit 43c57f5e3d07 · 2024-12-17T14:31:11.000+05:30
diff --git a/instrumentation/instafasthttp/README.md b/instrumentation/instafasthttp/README.md
@@ -174,5 +174,5 @@ The `client.Do` and related methods can be traced using Instana. However, the us
 	}
 ```
 
-- For methods other than the four listed above, use the usual method signatures without passing a context. These methods will not support tracing.
+- For methods other than the four mentioned above, use the standard method signatures without passing a context. These methods do not support tracing. For example, `client.Get` and `client.Post` do not currently support Instana tracing. If you wish to trace the `GET` and `POST` requests, please use `client.Do` method instead.
 - Use the `Unwrap()` method if you require the original fasthttp.Client instance. However, avoid using the unwrapped instance directly for the above four methods, as Instana tracing will not be applied in such cases.

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@@ -174,5 +174,5 @@ The `client.Do` and related methods can be traced using Instana. However, the us
`174`	`174`	`}`
`175`	`175`	```
`176`	`176`
`177`		`-- For methods other than the four listed above, use the usual method signatures without passing a context. These methods will not support tracing.`
	`177`	+- For methods other than the four mentioned above, use the standard method signatures without passing a context. These methods do not support tracing. For example, `client.Get` and `client.Post` do not currently support Instana tracing. If you wish to trace the `GET` and `POST` requests, please use `client.Do` method instead.
`178`	`178`	- Use the `Unwrap()` method if you require the original fasthttp.Client instance. However, avoid using the unwrapped instance directly for the above four methods, as Instana tracing will not be applied in such cases.