feat: formatting for Memory used improvement

[hamirmahal]

Closes #62374

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR improves the formatting of memory usage statistics in the TypeScript compiler by replacing simple KB formatting with a more human-friendly format that automatically selects appropriate units (KB, MB, GB) based on the memory size.

• Extracts memory formatting logic into a dedicated formatMemory function
• Implements dynamic unit selection (KB/MB/GB) with appropriate decimal precision
• Uses binary units (1024-based) for more accurate memory representation

[Copilot]

The function handles negative input values incorrectly. Negative bytes would be compared against positive thresholds and fall through to the KB case, potentially producing misleading output like '-5 KB'. Consider adding input validation or handling negative values explicitly.

Suggested change

	function formatMemory(bytes: number) {
	// bytes -> choose KB/MB/GB with a human friendly format
	const KB = 1024;
	const MB = KB * 1024;
	const GB = MB * 1024;
	const numberOfDecimalPlaces = 1;
	if (bytes >= GB) {
	return (bytes / GB).toFixed(numberOfDecimalPlaces) + " GB";
	}
	if (bytes >= MB) {
	return (bytes / MB).toFixed(numberOfDecimalPlaces) + " MB";
	}
	const kilobytesUsed = Math.round(bytes / KB);
	return kilobytesUsed + " KB";
	}
	function formatMemory(bytes: number) {
	// bytes -> choose KB/MB/GB with a human friendly format
	if (bytes < 0) {
	return "N/A";
	}
	const KB = 1024;
	const MB = KB * 1024;
	const GB = MB * 1024;
	const numberOfDecimalPlaces = 1;
	if (bytes >= GB) {
	return (bytes / GB).toFixed(numberOfDecimalPlaces) + " GB";
	}
	if (bytes >= MB) {
	return (bytes / MB).toFixed(numberOfDecimalPlaces) + " MB";
	}
	const kilobytesUsed = Math.round(bytes / KB);
	return kilobytesUsed + " KB";
	}