feat(analytics): implement resource-to-value correlation and hybrid attribution#292
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Summary
Completes the core architectural loop of the Analytics Engine by implementing "Resource-to-Value" correlation. This update enables hybrid energy attribution across K3s and host services, enforces a sustainable data lifecycle via retention policies, and ingests business production counters (Syncs/Tasks) to enable high-fidelity Unit Economics analysis.
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make testpasses forinternal/analyticsverifying hybrid attribution and value unit recording.EnsureSchemato include retention policies andmetric_kindenums.analytics_metricstable confirms recording ofenergy,cost,carbon, andvalue_unitkinds.