[chore][connector/routing] Migrate traces test to concise format #36165
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Depends on #36158
This is the final PR for migrating the test suite to a concise format. It adds the internal
ptraceutiltestpackage. It also includes some minor style changes motivated by tracing element names, but which should be standard across signals.