docs: remove redundant "metrics" from data sources#9639
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Thanks so much for submitting this PR! You're right that the comment was off, but I think the extra metrics was supposed to be traces!
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Fixes a minor documentation line code comment. The code comment had duplicate word ("metrics").
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