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Add note about DogStatsD use_ms option

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DogStatsD by default emits timer metric in seconds, while the exporter
assumes milliseconds; which is the default for statsd. The `use_ms` option
fixes this, and will be useful for dogstatsd users to know.

Signed-off-by: Raghu Udiyar <raghusiddarth@gmail.com>
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Note that timers will be accepted with the `ms`, `h`, and `d` statsd types. The first two are timers and histograms and the `d` type is for DataDog's "distribution" type. The distribution type is treated identically to timers and histograms. Note that timers will be accepted with the `ms`, `h`, and `d` statsd types. The first two are timers and histograms and the `d` type is for DataDog's "distribution" type. The distribution type is treated identically to timers and histograms.
The DogStatsD client by default emits timer metrics in seconds, set [use_ms](https://github.com/DataDog/datadogpy/blob/master/datadog/dogstatsd/base.py#L63) to `True` to fix this.
### Regular expression matching ### Regular expression matching
Another capability when using YAML configuration is the ability to define matches Another capability when using YAML configuration is the ability to define matches