[Small proposal / Feature request] Add a "download counter" to https://rubygems.org/pages/download. a simple text message (simplest to implement probably)

[rubyFeedback]

This small proposal is a feature request concerning the following URL:

https://rubygems.org/pages/download

It is proposed herein that a "statistics" information is added to that page.
With that I mean a "tell users how many downloads occurred per gem
release", roughly.

It does not have to be 100% accurate, but may group it into
"n thousands" downloads aka "560.000 downloads approximately"
or something like that.

For instance, for the current gem version v3.3.13, that page could
either have a new sub-link, such as:

https://rubygems.org/pages/download/stats
https://rubygems.org/pages/download/statistics # or this variant

Or, if that is too much work, then perhaps simply display it on
the bottom, such as:

"There have been about 503.000 downloads of gem version 3.3.13
so far."

Or something like that.

Rationale: this is mostly just a short visual information for the
user. It may also help to see which gem versions are more popular
than others. Perhaps weekly download counter may be even better
BUT I wanted to keep this proposal simple, so to distill it in
its simplicity into a TL;DR variant, it can be summarized as
follows:

"Consider adding a small download-counter number per gem version
for the webpage at https://rubygems.org/pages/download/."

[simi]

If I understand it well, you can find this number at https://rubygems.org/gems/rubygems-update (since that's the package behind update).

[sonalkr132]

rubygem-update is one of the sources of rubygems download. Ideally we would want to know users per version.

It may also help to see which gem versions are more popular
than others.

related usecase is being discussed here #1335 please leave your comments on that thread. You can see approx numbers here as well https://ecosystem.rubytogether.org/