Add privacy-first usage analytics with dual-endpoint telemetry

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Summary

Implements privacy-first usage analytics for ToolHive that enables anonymous tool call metrics collection for product analytics while preserving user privacy and control.

Key Features

• Privacy-First Design: Collects only anonymous tool call counts with success/error status - no PII or sensitive data
• Dual-Endpoint Architecture: Separates user telemetry (sent to user's configured endpoint) from anonymous analytics (sent to Stacklok collector)
• User Control: Full opt-out capability via usage_analytics_enabled: false configuration
• Cross-Platform Support: Works in both local CLI and Kubernetes operator deployments
• Backward Compatible: No breaking changes to existing telemetry configurations

Implementation Details

• Added UsageAnalyticsEnabled configuration flag (default: true) to CLI and K8s operator CRDs
• Created dedicated analytics provider with 30-second collection intervals
• Extended telemetry middleware to record anonymous metrics for MCP tool calls
• Implemented comprehensive test coverage including privacy scenarios
• Added detailed privacy policy documentation

Configuration Options

CLI Configuration:

telemetry:
  usage_analytics_enabled: false  # Opt out of analytics

Kubernetes CRD:

apiVersion: toolhive.stacklok.dev/v1alpha1
kind: MCPServer
spec:
  telemetry:
    openTelemetry:
      usageAnalyticsEnabled: false  # Opt out of analytics

Privacy Compliance

• Data Minimization: Only collects tool call counts and success/error status
• Anonymization: No user identifiers, IP addresses, or tool arguments captured
• Transparency: Comprehensive documentation explaining data collection
• User Control: Easy opt-out mechanism with clear configuration
• Separation: Analytics data flows separately from user's own telemetry

Test Plan

• Unit tests for analytics provider creation and configuration
• Integration tests for dual-endpoint telemetry setup
• Middleware tests for anonymous metrics recording
• Operator tests for CRD configuration handling
• Privacy tests ensuring no-op behavior when disabled
• Backward compatibility tests for existing configurations

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Codecov Report

❌ Patch coverage is 45.57823% with 80 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.
✅ Project coverage is 47.86%. Comparing base (417c167) to head (8922cde).

Files with missing lines	Patch %	Lines
pkg/telemetry/providers/analytics/analytics.go	0.00%	43 Missing ⚠️
pkg/telemetry/providers/providers.go	30.76%	26 Missing and 1 partial ⚠️
pkg/runner/config_builder.go	0.00%	10 Missing ⚠️

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