test: benchmark scope_apply_to_event for events and transactions - #2100
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The benchmarked payloads are dummy events and transactions with arbitrarily chosen 10 vs. 256 frames and 100 vs. 1000 spans. The exact numbers are not important, but to see that the numbers don't accumulate when the payload grows.
Related to #2042 (comment) by @limbonaut: