- Replaced the previous node and space management with a channel-based state management system in `manager.go`, enhancing concurrency handling.
- Implemented methods for loading and saving trace updates to disk in `local/driver.go` and `store/driver.go`, allowing for persistent state across sessions.
- Updated subscription handling in `subscription.go` to streamline the process of broadcasting updates to active subscribers.
- Enhanced node and trace status management, including cancellation and completion states, to provide better control over trace execution.
- Adjusted related tests to ensure compatibility with the new state management approach.
- Removed unnecessary blank lines in multiple test files to enhance code clarity and maintainability.
- Adjusted formatting in `subscription.go`, `trace_bench_test.go`, `trace_concurrent_test.go`, `trace_mem_test.go`, `trace_node_test.go`, `trace_space_test.go`, and `trace_subscription_test.go` for consistency.
- Updated benchmark and memory leak detection commands in the Makefile to include both agent and trace components.
- Refactored the manager struct in `manager.go` to support cancellable contexts and added per-space locks for improved concurrency safety.
- Enhanced subscription handling in `subscription.go` to only broadcast updates if there are active subscribers, preventing unnecessary operations.
- Implemented comprehensive disk operations in `local/driver.go` and `store/driver.go` for managing trace nodes, spaces, and logs, including loading, saving, and deleting functionalities.
- Improved README documentation to clarify driver configurations and usage examples for trace management.
- Updated trace ID validation in `TestEnterStack_RootCreation` to ensure it is at least 8 digits long.
- Changed import path for the trace package in `stack.go` for consistency.
- Removed the entire `manager.go`, `node.go`, `space.go`, `subscription.go`, `trace.go`, `local/driver.go`, `store/driver.go`, and related types and events files to streamline the trace package, focusing on essential functionality.
