Backport of #15492 to 7.x: Add new page statistics to system/memory metricset #15527
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…tic#15492) * add new page statistics to system/memory * update field descriptions * make update * update data.json * update system tests * update changelog * fix conflicts * try to fix system python tests (cherry picked from commit 0fd2250)
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| description: kswapd reclaim efficiency percentage. A lower percentage indicates the system is struggling to reclaim memory. | ||
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nit: empty line (probably also in the original PR)
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See #15492