Added a modern OpenTelemetry compatible tracing system

[CodingFabian]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the RoadRunner KV plugin documentation to replace "Jaeger" with "Dash0" in the tracing systems section.
  • Maintained the overall structure and core information regarding configuration, usage, and API of the KV plugin.

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the documentation for the RoadRunner KV plugin, specifically updating the references to tracing systems. The term "Jaeger" has been replaced with "Dash0," while the overall structure and content of the documentation remain unchanged. There are no alterations to the functionality of the KV plugin, and no changes to exported or public entities were made.

Changes

File	Change Summary
kv/overview-kv.md	Updated tracing system reference from "Jaeger" to "Dash0."

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In the land of code where the rabbits play,
A trace was changed, hip-hip-hooray!
From Jaeger to Dash0, the docs now sing,
A hop in the updates, let the praises ring!
With plugins so bright, our work's a delight,
In the garden of code, everything feels right! 🐇✨

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[CodingFabian]

Unfortunately the Coderabbit analysis is incorrect, and it incorrectly changed my PR description.
I have added a tracing system. I did not replace or remove Jaeger. It appears Coderabbit is unable to read this trivial diff

[rustatian]

Hey @CodingFabian 👋
Coderabbit can suggest changes, but not apply them. I see that you did not remove Jaeger 😃

[rustatian]

Thanks @CodingFabian 👍