fix iis.*_up service check when configured using a mapping

[ian28223]

What does this PR do?

Prevents iis.*_up ServiceChecks with site:/app_pool: = include/exclude - when used in below example configuration.

 -  sites:
      include:
      - Default Web Site
      - foo
      - bar
    app_pools:
      include_fast:
      - baz

Motivation

• AGENT-9272

Additional Notes

This only addresses the include/exclude tags when a mapping is provided but does not take into consideration if regex patterns are provided.

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[clarkb7]

I think this is going to require more fixes than just the type. The dict config format accepts regular expressions to match, but CompatibilityPerfObject treats it like a list of instance names.
I think if you configure the following you'll get a service check for Default*.

 -  sites:
      include:
      - Default*

[ian28223]

I think this is going to require more fixes than just the type. The dict config format accepts regular expressions to match, but CompatibilityPerfObject treats it like a list of instance names. I think if you configure the following you'll get a service check for Default*.

 -  sites:
      include:
      - Default*

You're right. This does not take into consideration if regex were provided. However, fixing that I think should be another PR since the issue you describe remains even if sites/app_pools are given a list. E.g.

 -  sites:
      - Default*

This PR for now only prevents the dict keys (include,exclude) from being treated as a site or app_pool