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Depending on when a request is cancelled, the before and after observation starts and stops may be called out of order due to the order in which their doOnCancel handlers are invoked. To address this, the before filter-wrapper now always closes both the before observation and the after observation. Since the before filter- wrapper wraps the entire request, this ensures that either that was started is stopped, and either that has not been started yet cannot inadvertently be started by any unexpected ordering of events that follows. Closes gh-14031
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