Expose `RabbitBinderConfigurationProperties.enableObservation` property similar to the one in `KafkaBinderConfigurationProperties`

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3/5
Estimated time
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Issue type
Feature
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Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
java, rabbitmq
Domain
backend

Research direction

Start with the TODO in RabbitMessageChannelBinder and compare its observation handling with KafkaBinderConfigurationProperties. Trace RabbitBinderConfigurationProperties and the Rabbit binder endpoints to determine where the new option belongs; done means observation can be enabled or disabled independently of whether an ObservationRegistry is present.

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Description

enhancement RABBITMQ-BINDER

Right now we do enable observation in RabbitMQ Binder endpoints unconditionally when an ObservationRegistry bean in present in the application context.
For consistency it is better to leave the choice up to end-user independently of the environment.
See TODO in the RabbitMessageChannelBinder.

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