Update the README and docs

Signed-off-by: Michel Hollands <michel.hollands@gmail.com>
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Michel Hollands
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1. Use an existing Grafana Cloud account or setup a new one. Then create an access token:
1. In Grafana go to Administration -> Users and Access -> Cloud access policies.
1. In a Grafana instance on Grafana Cloud go to Administration -> Users and Access -> Cloud access policies.
1. Click `Create access policy`.
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--from-literal=endpoint='https://otlp-gateway-prod-us-east-0.grafana.net/otlp'
```
The logs, metrics and traces usernames are the `User / Username / Instance IDs` of the Loki, Prometheus/Mimir and OpenTelemetry instances in Grafana Cloud. From `Home` in Grafana click on `Stacks`. Then go to the `Details` pages of Loki and Prometheus/Mimir. For OpenTelemetry go to the `Configure` page.
The logs, metrics and traces usernames are the `User / Username / Instance IDs` of the Loki, Prometheus/Mimir and OpenTelemetry instances in Grafana Cloud. From `Home` in Grafana click on `Stacks`. Then go to the `Details` pages of Loki and Prometheus/Mimir. For OpenTelemetry go to the `Configure` page. The endpoints will also have to be changed to match your settings.
1. Create a values.yaml file based on the [default one](../charts/meta-monitoring/values.yaml). Fill in the names of the secrets created above as needed. An example minimal values.yaml looks like this:
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enabled: true
```
## Installing the chart
## Installing, updating and deleting the chart
1. Add the repo
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## Configure Loki to send traces
1. In the Loki config enable tracing:
1. In the Loki that is being monitored enable tracing in the config:
```
loki: