Remove existing Prometheus implementation

[theihasan]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request undertakes a comprehensive removal of the existing Prometheus monitoring integration from the application. The changes systematically eliminate all associated code, configuration, and external dependencies, effectively decommissioning the previous monitoring solution and streamlining the project's architecture.

Highlights

• Prometheus Code Removal: All core files related to the Prometheus implementation, including console commands, HTTP controllers, middleware, jobs, listeners, and service providers, have been completely removed from the codebase.
• Configuration Cleanup: References to the Prometheus components have been removed from AppServiceProvider, bootstrap/app.php, bootstrap/providers.php, and routes/web.php, ensuring a clean uninstallation.
• Dependency Removal: The promphp/prometheus_client_php package has been removed from composer.json and composer.lock, eliminating the external dependency.

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Code Review

This pull request provides a comprehensive and clean removal of the Prometheus implementation. The changes span across various parts of the application, including commands, controllers, middleware, jobs, listeners, service providers, routes, and dependencies, ensuring a thorough cleanup. This significantly improves the maintainability of the codebase by removing unused features. I have one minor point of feedback regarding a change in composer.lock that appears to be out of scope for this PR.

[gemini-code-assist]

This version change for the geezap/content-formatter package seems unrelated to the primary goal of this pull request, which is to remove the Prometheus implementation. To maintain a clean and understandable git history, it's best practice to isolate unrelated changes into separate pull requests. Could you please revert this change and move it to a dedicated PR?