[Do Not Merge] add a stress test to verify there is no memory leak from key components #2671
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Not sure if we want this to be merged. Just share the code in case folks find it useful during major refactor.
The test keeps creating Meter/LoggerProvider/Logger/ActivitySource/Activity together with the OpenTelemetry providers/readers/processors/exporter, using them and then dropping them on the floor.