Instruments the functional test runner and server with APM.

## Why

As currently only Kibana (browser and server) is instrumented, it's not
easy to correlate FTR tests to APM data. With this change, we intend to
give engineers increased visibility of their tests, by allowing them to
inspect FTR tests as traces. In this setup:

- a single config run is a transaction
- start_elasticsearch and start_kibana spans are added for bootstrapping
Elasticsearch and Kibana
- the run_tests transaction covers running the actual tests
- each suite is a transaction by itself
- each test is a span

Additionally, all async methods of all FTR services are instrumented
too, which means engineers can see spans like `common.navigateToApp`.

Here's a screenshot of one of those traces:

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/>

Lastly, when using the `ci:collect-apm` label data is now send to the
same APM cluster that we default to during development, so all Elastic
employees can easily access it.

## How

- `src/cli/apm` is included in `functional_tests_server.js`,
`functional_test_runner.js`, and `functional_tests` - the latter is used
on CI.
- Mocha is instrumented, listening to the lifecycle events to create the
transactions and spans
- HTTP calls to control the browser via WebDriver are dropped as they're
high in volume and noisy
- Journey-specific config is removed, as this now happens at the script
layer
- the "Log correlation" test is skipped on PRs that have the
`ci:collect-apm` label. The test verifies whether two API requests
create two distinct traces - this is no longer the case when the FTR
instrumentation is enabled, as it creates a single trace per config run.

(cherry picked from commit 461b5ad)