docs: make Grafana OTEL quick start runnable#1273
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Summary
docker-compose.otel.yamlexample for the OpenTelemetry monitoring quick start.Context
The existing OpenTelemetry guide tells readers to run
docker compose -f docker-compose.otel.yaml up -d, but the docs site did not include that file. This makes the quick start difficult to follow for users trying to monitor Open WebUI with Grafana.Supports #657.
Validation
npx prettier --check docs/reference/monitoring/otel.md static/docker-compose.otel.yamlnpm run build(passes; Docusaurus still reports an unrelated pre-existing broken anchor on/features/extensibility/plugin/functions/filter)Contributor License Agreement
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