feat(metrics): capture gas metrics from ApplyBlocks, tweak time buckets#13030
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I want to capture some gas values from message execution, but I'm also concerned about the quantisation of our timing metrics, particularly in the 1s - 2s range, I think it leads to weird graphs where our "total"
ApplyBlockstime snaps to 1.99s and then bounces between some lower quantisation levels, when it should be the sum of the other 3 metrics collected withinApplyBlocks(early, messages and cron), but the sum of those 3 is never close to total.I have this running at the moment and will report back with a new screenshot also with gas when I've collected enough.