feat(server): Add jemalloc stats as Datadog metrics#501
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Objectstore shows RSS growth over time in production. Before investing in heap profiling, we need to distinguish real allocation growth from allocator fragmentation. This adds four jemalloc internal stats as Datadog gauges emitted on the existing
metrics_interval(default 10s):jemalloc.allocated,jemalloc.active,jemalloc.resident, andjemalloc.mapped. Comparingallocated(what the app requested) againstresident(what the OS reports) will make that distinction visible in production.Also bumps
tikv-jemallocatorfrom 0.6.1 to 0.7.0 (jemalloc 5.3.1, no breaking changes) and addstikv-jemalloc-ctl 0.7.0with thestatsfeature. Both must be the same version to link against the sametikv-jemalloc-sys.