fixup: update readme

Signed-off-by: Todd Baert <[email protected]>

libs/hooks/open-telemetry/README.md

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 # OpenTelemetry Hook
-TODO: all of this.
-The OpenTelemetry hook for OpenFeature provides a [spec compliant][otel-spec] way to automatically add a feature flag evaluation to a span as a span event. Since feature flags are dynamic and affect runtime behavior, it’s important to collect relevant feature flag telemetry signals. This can be used to determine the impact a feature has on a request, enabling enhanced observability use cases, such as A/B testing or progressive feature releases.
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+The OpenTelemetry hooks for OpenFeature provide a [spec compliant][otel-spec] way to automatically add a feature flag evaluation information to traces and metrics. Since feature flags are dynamic and affect runtime behavior, it’s important to collect relevant feature flag telemetry signals. These can be used to determine the impact a feature has on application behavior, enabling enhanced observability use cases, such as A/B testing or progressive feature releases.
 
 ## Installation
 
@@ -16,33 +16,48 @@ Confirm that the following peer dependencies are installed.
 $ npm install @openfeature/js-sdk @opentelemetry/api
 ```
 
+## Hooks
+
+### TracingHook
+
+This hook adds a [span event](https://opentelemetry.io/docs/concepts/signals/traces/#span-events) for each feature flag evaluation.
+
+### MetricsHook
+
+This hook performs metric collection by tapping into various hook stages. Below are the metrics are extracted by this hook:
+
+- `feature_flag.evaluation_requests_total`
+- `feature_flag.evaluation_success_total`
+- `feature_flag.evaluation_error_total`
+- `feature_flag.evaluation_active_count`
+
 ## Usage
 
-OpenFeature provides various ways to register hooks. The location that a hook is registered affects when the hook is run. It's recommended to register the `OpenTelemetryHook` globally in most situations but it's possible to only enable the hook on specific clients. You should **never** register the `OpenTelemetryHook` globally and on a client.
+OpenFeature provides various ways to register hooks. The location that a hook is registered affects when the hook is run. It's recommended to register both the `TracingHook` and `MetricsHook` globally in most situations, but it's possible to only enable the hook on specific clients. You should **never** register these hooks both globally and on a client.
 
 More information on hooks can be found in the [OpenFeature documentation][hook-concept].
 
 ### Register Globally
 
-The `OpenTelemetryHook` can be set on the OpenFeature singleton. This will ensure that every flag evaluation will always create a span event, if am active span is available.
+The `TracingHook` and `MetricsHook` can both be set on the OpenFeature singleton. This will ensure that every flag evaluation will always generate the applicable telemetry signals.
 
 ```typescript
 import { OpenFeature } from '@openfeature/js-sdk';
-import { OpenTelemetryHook } from '@openfeature/open-telemetry-hook';
+import { TracingHook } from '@openfeature/open-telemetry-hooks';
 
-OpenFeature.addHooks(new OpenTelemetryHook());
+OpenFeature.addHooks(new TracingHook());
 ```
 
 ### Register Per Client
 
-The `OpenTelemetryHook` can be set on an individual client. This should only be done if it wasn't set globally and other clients shouldn't use this hook. Setting the hook on the client will ensure that every flag evaluation performed by this client will always create a span event, if am active span is available.
+ The `TracingHook` and `MetricsHook` can both be set on an individual client. This should only be done if it wasn't set globally and other clients shouldn't use this hook. Setting the hook on the client will ensure that every flag evaluation performed by this client will always generate the applicable telemetry signals.
 
 ```typescript
 import { OpenFeature } from '@openfeature/js-sdk';
-import { OpenTelemetryHook } from '@openfeature/open-telemetry-hook';
+import { MetricsHook } from '@openfeature/open-telemetry-hooks';
 
 const client = OpenFeature.getClient('my-app');
-client.addHooks(new OpenTelemetryHook());
+client.addHooks(new MetricsHook());
 ```
 
 ## Development