`Vercel CLI` adds `vercel metrics` for Observability queries

Observability data is now queryable from the terminal instead of only the dashboard. Useful for agent-driven debugging and ops workflows, but gated behind Observability Plus so the impact is narrower.

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The new vercel metrics command exposes Observability Plus metrics in the CLI, so performance and reliability checks can fit into terminal workflows.
Queries work at both team and project scope on Vercel, which makes shared infra monitoring easier without bouncing through the web UI.
Vercel explicitly positions this for coding agents too, opening the door to automated debugging loops tied to live production metrics.
Availability is public beta and limited to teams on Observability Plus, so this is not a default win for every Vercel project yet.

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