fix(llmobs): don't drop IO annotations equal to zero (#11044) [backport 2.11] #11160
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Backport 2f23eb2 from #11044 to 2.11.
Fixes an issue where we are dropping I/O annotations that were equal to zero for workflow, task, agent and tool spans.
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