Add flag to disable docker cpu metrics collection per core #9194
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Docker CPU metrics collection per core can create loads of fields in hosts with lots of CPUs, and I am not sure if this is so useful. Add a flag to be able disable them by now on 6.6, and we can consider later to disable them by default on 7.0.