Add ERROR partitions metric to Instance Monitor #74
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Currently, there is no easy way to monitor how many partitions are in ERROR state on each participant instance, this makes troubleshooting and monitoring difficult.
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This PR introduces a new
ErrorPartitionsgauge metric in the Instance Monitor that tracks the number of partitions in ERROR state for each participant in real-time.Tests
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Tested manually in a Actual helix Cluster
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