[chore] [receiver/mongodb] Remove redundant resource grouping #33691
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The produced metrics are unnecessarily grouped by empty resources. This change removes the excessive grouping to keep only unique resources
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…elemetry#33691) The produced metrics are unnecessarily grouped by empty resources. This change removes the excessive grouping to keep only unique resources
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The produced metrics are unnecessarily grouped by empty resources. This change removes the excessive grouping to keep only unique resources