ref(core): Type metric units with MetricUnit - #23304
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Types the
unitfield on the experimental metrics API (MetricOptions,Metric,SerializedMetric) instead of leaving it as a barestring.Adds a
MetricUnittype that matches the metric unit vocabulary from the develop docs. It reuses the existingLiteralUnionhelper so the canonical units get autocomplete while arbitrary strings still pass through, which the spec requires ("SDKs MUST NOT restrict unit values").I deliberately did not reuse
MeasurementUnithere: it carries aNoneUnit('' | 'none') that is a leftover from the old transaction-measurement system and is not a valid metric unit. A unitless metric omits the field rather than sending'none', soMetricUnitdrops that category and otherwise mirrors the attribute unit set.