kurtosis-devnet: integrate interop-mon and accompanying dashboard
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the devstack tests are a better way to generate metrics and they seem to work now
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…thereum-optimism#16358) * TEMP: simulate metrics and draft a dashboard * bump optimism package * bump optimism-package * bump optimism-package * activate op-interop-mon * point at ethpandaops optimism package again * tweak dash * overwrite dashboard sources, include interop-mon dash from geoknee's repo * move dashboard to https://github.com/geoknee/grafana-dashboards * remove random metric generation the devstack tests are a better way to generate metrics and they seem to work now * spacing
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Towards #16228
It is possible to trigger metrics by running monorepo tests with the kurtosis devnet backend, like so: