ZO-5573: prometheus metric name and unit conversion #1
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- common unit abbreviations are converted to Prometheus conventions (s -> seconds),
following the collector's implementation
- unit annotations (enclosed in curly braces like {requests}) are stripped away
- units with slash are converted e.g. m/s -> meters_per_second.
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common unit abbreviations are converted to Prometheus conventions (s -> seconds), following the collector's implementation
unit annotations (enclosed in curly braces like {requests}) are stripped away
units with slash are converted e.g. m/s -> meters_per_second.
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siehe Update prometheus metric exporter to comply with data model specification open-telemetry/opentelemetry-python#2938