Remove RabbitMQ too much ready alert

[Alex-Welsh]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request removes a specific Prometheus alert, "RabbitMQTooMuchReady", from the monitoring configuration. The alert is no longer relevant or necessary because, with the adoption of durable queues, messages remaining in a 'ready' state is now an expected behavior and does not indicate an underlying issue or impact system performance.

Highlights

• Alert Removal: The "RabbitMQTooMuchReady" Prometheus alert has been removed from the monitoring configuration.
• Rationale for Removal: This alert was deemed obsolete after migrating to durable queues, as messages in a "ready" state no longer signify a problem and are automatically handled without impacting system resources.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the RabbitMQTooMuchReady Prometheus alert. The change is well-justified in the accompanying release note, which explains that since migrating to durable queues, a high number of ready messages is expected and managed by resource limits. This makes the alert obsolete and prone to false positives. The implementation is correct, simply removing the alert definition. The addition of the release note clearly documents this change for users. The changes look good to me.

[MoteHue]

This looks like a sensible change to me