refactor enhanced metrics monitoring#901
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## Overview Adds back the `tmp_free` metric after the refactor in #901
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## Overview Adds back the `tmp_free` metric after the refactor in #901
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Use a long-running task that resumes at the start of an invocation, instead of spawning a new task on each invocation. Uses a channel-based service to pause and resume monitoring.
Tested with a function that opens a large number of file descriptors to make sure it still captures data accurately. Tested with self-monitoring as well (new implementation, previous implementation):
