Brian Clozel 0fa2c4f104 Do not override custom local context in observation instrumentation
Prior to this commit, the `GraphQlObservationInstrumentation` would
always assume that local context instances are of type `GraphQLContext`.
This means that a custom context type would be overwritten with a
`GraphQLContext` that contains the current observation.

Instead, this commit ensures that a local context is contributed only if
none was present, or that we wrap the existing one only if it is a
`GraphQLContext` in the first place. If the parent data fetcher
contributes a custom context, the current observation will not be added.

Fixes gh-918
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GraphQL support for Spring applications with GraphQL Java.

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