[data streams] Remove partition tag from latency metrics#5109
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Not sure why GROUP_TAG removed here, I believe this is "Consumer group"
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What Does This Do
partition tag on this metric is making cardinality really high.
We have data by partition on consumer lag, so removing it from here.
We also don't use that information in the UI.
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