feat!: emit a dedicated metric event for count queries - #662
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Why
Count queries reported their result through the load event, so a
COUNT(*)returning 8k looked like we loaded 8k entities.How
Give counts their own event (
logDataManagerCountEvent) so the count number stops being read as entities loaded. Breaking:IEntityMetricsAdapterimplementers need to add the method; I'm happy to go for another path, non-breaking change if you prefer, but this felt more fundamentally correctTest Plan
CI. Updated the metrics unit test to check the counts route to the new event.