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Record and export the keyspace hit/miss count to INFO command #1971

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Currently, Redis supports inspecting the keyspace hit/miss count via
INFO command to see if the hit ratio is expected. So we also export
the same metric to align with Redis metrics.

This closes #1937

Currently, Redis supports to inspect the keyspace hit/miss count via
INFO command to see if the hit ratio is expected. So we also export
the same metric to align with Redis metrics.
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@git-hulk git-hulk merged commit 5b54f9c into apache:unstable Dec 27, 2023
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db_stats_.compaction_count += v;
break;
case StatType::KeyspaceHits:
db_stats_.keyspace_hits += v;
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Would fetch_add(relaxed) better, which might not need to hold the execution pipeline?

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@mapleFU Yes, it don't require strict sequence increase.

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Add keyspace_hits and keyspace_misses statistics that be consistent with Redis
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