feat(common/telemetry): add telemetry-collector as a generic service name

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• New Features
  • Expanded the monitoring service offering by adding an additional telemetry service, which enhances data reporting and service discovery.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies the service list in the telemetry template file. Specifically, under the condition that checks for the “auto” endpoint, the list of services is updated to include an additional entry: "telemetry-collector". This change expands the list from two to three services without affecting the overall control flow or structure of the template.

Changes

File	Change Summary
charts/.../_telemetry.tpl	Updated the $services list by adding "telemetry-collector" alongside the existing services.

Poem

I hopped through the code with a joyful beat,
Adding "telemetry-collector" made the list complete.
Three services now dance in the template night,
Alloy and collector shining so bright.
A happy rabbit cheers this update with delight!

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charts/common/templates/_telemetry.tpl (1)

46-46: LGTM! Addition of telemetry-collector service to the monitoring list.

This change adds telemetry-collector as a new service name that the template will check for when telemetry endpoint is set to "auto". By placing it at the beginning of the list, it will be prioritized over the existing services (alloy and open-telemetry-collector-opentelemetry-collector), which provides more flexibility in service naming conventions across different environments.

The change is backward compatible - if the telemetry-collector service doesn't exist, the template will continue to check for the previously configured services.

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