ci(deps): update monitoring dependencies

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
grafana/promtail (source)	grafana	patch	6.16.4 -> 6.16.5

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Release Notes

grafana/helm-charts (grafana/promtail)

v6.16.5

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Promtail is an agent which ships the contents of local logs to a Loki instance

What's Changed

• [promtail] Add automount option for service account and pod by @​emilkor1 in https://github.com/grafana/helm-charts/pull/2990

Full Changelog: grafana/helm-charts@grafana-sampling-1.0.1...promtail-6.16.5

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Walkthrough

The changes involve a minor version update for the Promtail component across two files: monitoring/helmfile.yaml and src/schemas/monitoring.cue. The version has been incremented from "6.16.4" to "6.16.5" in both files, reflecting updates in dependencies or features while maintaining existing configurations and control flows.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
monitoring/helmfile.yaml	Updated Promtail version from "6.16.4" to "6.16.5".
src/schemas/monitoring.cue	Updated _template version from "6.16.4" to "6.16.5".

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🐇 In the garden where the code does grow,
A little hop brings changes, don’t you know?
With Promtail’s version, we leap and bound,
New features await, with joy all around!
So let’s celebrate, with a twitch of the ear,
For every small update brings us cheer! ✨

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