Tracing API missing GET single-trace-by-ID endpoint
A tracing REST API supports listing, creating, deleting, and annotating traces, but has no route to fetch a single trace by its identifier, unlike the companion spans endpoint which has this capability. This gap blocks a dependent CLI feature that needs to look up individual traces.
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