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chore: Fix linter findings for revive:exported in plugins/inputs/d* #16016

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Summary

Address findings for revive:exported in plugins/inputs/d*.

As part of this effort for files from plugins/inputs/d*, the following actions were taken:

  • Type names (const, var, struct, func, etc) were changed to unexported, wherever they didn't need to be exported.
  • All remaining exported types were given comments in the appropriate form – this does not apply to exported methods that implement "known" plugin interfaces (Gather|Init|Start|Stop|SampleConfig|Parse|Add|Apply|Serialize|SerializeBatch|SetParser|SetParserFunc|GetState|SetState).
  • The order of methods was organized (exported methods first, then unexported, with init at the very end).

It is only part of the bigger job (for issue: #15813).
After all findings of this type in whole project are handled, we can enable revive:exported rule in golangci-lint.

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@DStrand1 DStrand1 removed their assignment Oct 14, 2024
@DStrand1 DStrand1 added the ready for final review This pull request has been reviewed and/or tested by multiple users and is ready for a final review. label Oct 14, 2024
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