Delete superfluous imports and add quotation marks in getting-started.md

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[svrnm]

looks good to me.

@open-telemetry/python-approvers PTAL

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[matthiasa4]

Thanks @svrnm & @cartermp - it looks like I won't be able to merge myself - is it ok if I leave updating the branch and merging to you?

[svrnm]

Thanks @svrnm & @cartermp - it looks like I won't be able to merge myself - is it ok if I leave updating the branch and merging to you?

Yes, that's what we do as maintainers 😆 ... we wait a while for the @open-telemetry/python-approvers to give it a look and then we can merge it in

[matthiasa4]

Haha, fair point @svrnm - wasn't trying to rush it, just curious. First contribution in OpenTelemetry & first time I see the code owners feature being used which is quite cool! So all code is quadruple checked? (4 reviewers?)

[svrnm]

Haha, fair point @svrnm - wasn't trying to rush it, just curious. First contribution in OpenTelemetry & first time I see the code owners feature being used which is quite cool! So all code is quadruple checked? (4 reviewers?)

No worries, I just wanted to manage expectations, happy to have you contribute :-) All code is checked by 2 parties: open-telemetry/docs-approvers and the maintainers/approvers of the individual sub-project (here open-telemetry/python-approvers). Technically there is only 1 approval required but we aim for having both parties to provide at least 1 approval. You can look into https://github.com/open-telemetry/opentelemetry.io/blob/main/.github/CODEOWNERS for more details

[cartermp]

I took in a separate PR that only fixed the quotes since that was a bug fix. I think we can probably just take this as-is since it's superfluous imports and not really changing the code behaviorally.

[svrnm]

thank you for your contribution @matthiasa4

[matthiasa4]

Thank you @svrnm - hope there is more to come :)