4.1.7: Allow colon in Prometheus meter name; add test #9763
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Backport #9689 to Helidon 4.1.7
Description
Resolves #9686
Release note:
Helidon now correctly includes in the Prometheus/OpenMetrics output data for meters with colons in their names. They were previously excluded from Prometheus/OpenMetrics output although they were included in the JSON output and were correctly registered in the meter registry.
A colon is, in fact, a legal character in Prometheus meter names. The Helidon logic that queries the Micrometer Prometheus meter registry prepares a list of names to scrape to get the output. That logic was incorrectly replacing a ":" in meter names with an "_", treating it as an illegal character in meter names.
This PR corrects that replacement.
For example, a "?" is truly illegal and the Micrometer Prometheus meter register converts them to "" before storing the names in that registry. So the Helidon code that prepares the names for scraping continues to replace "?" with "". It just no longer replaces ":" as it used to.
The PR also contains a test to make sure that names with colons (valid name character) and