Fix a small bug with server metrics parsing + a few code cleanups. #2465
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client-v2/src/main/java/com/clickhouse/client/api/data_formats/internal/ProcessParser.java
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Metrics returned from the server can overflow Integer e.g. when elapsed time is higher than 2 seconds (it's in nanoseconds).
Stopwatch metrics always convert nanoseconds to milliseconds when getLong() is called on them.
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Metrics returned from the server can overflow Integer e.g. when elapsed time is higher than 2 seconds (it's in nanoseconds).
Stopwatch metrics always convert nanoseconds to milliseconds when getLong() is called on them.