feat(prometheus): expose PromQL query as invokable provider method#6483
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Problem
Closes #6475
Users want to use Keep's AI assistant to query Prometheus directly via PromQL. Currently
PrometheusProviderhas a private_query()method that isn't registered as an invokable method, so it doesn't appear in the AI agent's tool list or the Keep provider UI.Solution
PROVIDER_METHODSregistration for a newexecute_querymethodexecute_query(query: str) -> dictwrapper with friendly HTTP error messagesProviderMethodDTOauto-infers thequeryparameter from the function signature via reflection — no manual param spec neededNow users can invoke PromQL queries directly from the Keep AI assistant or workflow actions.