chore(elixir): remove dependency on opentelemetry prometheus exporter - #9059
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it depends on old versions of cowboy/ranch, and end up conflicting with other parts of the system. Instead use the _core lib that _is_ much more up to date, and just write the needed bits of code to integrate it.
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it depends on old versions of cowboy/ranch, and end up conflicting with other parts of the system, making managing dependencies painful.
Instead use the _core lib that is much more up to date, and just write the needed bits of code to integrate it that are minimal.