chore(google-developer-knowledge): Add metadata_name_override to google developer package - #9136
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This pull request adds the metadata_name_override property with the value google-developer-knowledge to the Node.js configuration for the @google/developer-knowledge library in librarian.yaml. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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Adding custom metadata to the developer-knowledge library so that it's reference documentation publication URI pattern through Cloud RAD matches that of the Java and Python libraries.