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I’ve just begun using micrometer to instrument a clojure application in pursuit of understanding a service’s memory utilization over time. Micrometer allows the use of cloudwatch metrics as a backend, that’s all fine, I have a nice cloudwatch dashboard now, but I’m puzzled by what appears to be an obvious lack: I see no way to create vertical annotations (e.g. for deployments or other interesting events) from e.g. metrics rather than hard-coded values. Is anyone aware of a way to handle that case?