RUM-7643 Correctly handle TTNS when resource was stopped with error#2444
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What does this PR do?
Currently if a resource was stopped with an error we are computing the TTNS metric no matter if the error event was persisted or not. To align with the the approach we took for the normal resource stop we will have to make sure that the TTNS metric will only be computed when the error event was persisted.
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