[Backport 2.14] [Tiered Caching] Adds stats implementation for TieredSpilloverCache #13521
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Original PR: #13236
2.x backport PR: #13520
Description
As part of tiered caching stats, integrates stats with TieredSpilloverCache. This TieredSpilloverCacheStatsHolder implementation is aware of the tier concept and will support aggregating the TSC's stats by tier as well as any other dimension values that are passed into it. It overrides some incrementing logic from DefaultCacheStatsHolder so it can properly combine heap and disk tier stats into stats for the cache as a whole.
TieredSpilloverCache tracks its own stats, rather than pulling stats from its tiers, because its getOrCompute() implementation can cause double-counting of a single hit or miss. To avoid redundancy, the individual tiers do not track their stats when they're part of TieredSpilloverCache.
Related Issues
Followup to #12531.
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