GH-5461: Document thread-safety expectations for MeterBinder.bindTo()#7606
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…terBinder.bindTo() The MeterBinder interface had no documentation on bindTo(), leaving implementors uncertain about whether their implementations need to be thread-safe. Add Javadoc to bindTo() clarifying that: it is typically called once per registry at configuration time, no concurrent-call guarantee is provided by the framework, and implementations that need to support concurrent binding to multiple registries must manage their own thread safety. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Addresses #5461.
MeterBinder.bindTo()had no Javadoc at all, leaving implementors uncertain about whether their implementations need to be thread-safe. Based on the maintainer's guidance in that issue, this PR adds Javadoc tobindTo()that clarifies:bindTo()on the same instance.Test plan
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