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feat: add labels field to kibana synthetics monitor resource
- Add labels field to SyntheticsMonitorConfig and SyntheticsMonitor structs
- Add labels field to terraform schema as MapAttribute
- Add conversion functions for labels between API and terraform types
- Update documentation with labels field description and example
- Labels support key-value pairs for filtering and grouping monitors
-`enabled` (Boolean) Whether the monitor is enabled. Default: `true`
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-`http` (Attributes) HTTP Monitor specific fields (see [below for nested schema](#nestedatt--http))
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-`icmp` (Attributes) ICMP Monitor specific fields (see [below for nested schema](#nestedatt--icmp))
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-`labels` (Map of String) Key-value pairs of labels to associate with the monitor. Labels can be used for filtering and grouping monitors.
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-`locations` (List of String) Where to deploy the monitor. Monitors can be deployed in multiple locations so that you can detect differences in availability and response times across those locations.
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-`namespace` (String) The data stream namespace. Note: if you change its value, kibana creates new datastream. A user needs permissions for new/old datastream in update case to be able to see full monitor history. The `namespace` field should be lowercase and not contain spaces. The namespace must not include any of the following characters: *, \, /, ?, ", <, >, |, whitespace, ,, #, :, or -. Default: `default`
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-`params` (String) Monitor parameters. Raw JSON object, use `jsonencode` function to represent JSON
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