Correct the WinRM Virtual Memory graph

[dino2gnt]

The value collected from WinRM is in kilobytes: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/cimwin32prov/win32-operatingsystem

Convert from kbyte to byte in the graph so the data is displayed correctly. The rendered values now match the data from the Windows Exporter.

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[mmahacek]

This is great, but since it's a breaking config change (would generate an rpmnew), it would need to target either release-33.x or develop.

[dino2gnt]

This graph is broken all the way back to its initial inclusion and should be fixed in all currently maintained releases regardless of whether it results in an rpmnew on a Meridian upgrade or not. Pushing a fix out for months by targeting develop is stupid, in my opinion, but the maintainers can feel free to re-target this to any other branch they'd like.