feat: add prometheus breaker_state metric#20
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Everything looks good to me.
Regarding my comment about Reset always returning 0, we could keep the return value to be coherent with what has been done for the inc method.
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This one fixes #19 and adds a few metrics for circuit breakers, hopefully fixing #18.
Prometheus metrics added in this PR:
breaker_state: Works as an enum, it's actually three counters with a specific state label that can beclosed | half-opened | opened, and is equal to1if active, or0otherwise.failure_rate: A Gauge that is a percentage or current failures in the circuit.slow_rate: A Gauge that is a percentage or current slow requests in the circuit.