[Luke-Popwell]

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• I searched the list and existing issues for duplicates.
• I changed README_SOURCE.md, not the generated README.md.
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Why include it

Disclosure: I'm the author. ForgeOps Tracker is an MIT-licensed Java 17+ client (Maven Central: io.github.luke-popwell:tracker) that reports uncaught exceptions from Servlet and Spring MVC apps to ForgeOps, a hosted error tracking service with published pricing and a free tier (https://getforgeops.net/pricing).

What makes it distinct in the Monitoring category is its optional strict privacy mode, for apps handling health or personal data: the client never sends exception messages, raw request paths, breadcrumbs or unlisted context, only structured facts (type, stack frames, release, route), and errors still group by a one-way fingerprint computed in the app. The rules are a published spec shared with the project's other language clients, with common test vectors.

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Adds ForgeOps error tracking to the Monitoring category in README_SOURCE.md.

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