Document the Reader and Exporter concurrent safe requirements #4381
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The aggregation and temporality methods may be called concurrently. Both with themselves and with other methods of the Reader or Exporter. Implementations need to provide concurrent safe methods. This change adds documentation about this requirement. Part of open-telemetry#3925
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The aggregation and temporality methods may be called concurrently. Both with themselves and with other methods of the Reader or Exporter. Implementations need to provide concurrent safe methods. This change adds documentation about this requirement.
Part of #3925