Explicitly allow null into CompletableResultCode.failExceptionally()#6963
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Relates to this comment: open-telemetry/opentelemetry-android#709 (comment)
This is useful when chaining result codes and wanting to not lose an existing throwable. It was completely valid before, but it wasn't documented.