feat: add hold metrics to StorageMonitor, fix some issues with StorageLocation#19217
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storage/virtual/hold/countandstorage/virtual/hold/bytestoStorageMonitorto track actively held weak cache entriesStorageLocationwhen usingfreeSpaceToKeepwhere if the second call to reclaim to obtain additional space failed,StorageLocationwould neither restore or unmount the entries, leaving behind orphans. Fixes by adjusting things so that we only call reclaim once and adjust the size based on whether we are trying to maintainfreeSpaceToKeepor notStorageLocationof reclaim leaving orphan entries if all entries needed to be evicted to satisfy the request, which would fail but not restore or unmount any entries (unlikely to occur since it would mean the reclaim request was for something that could not fit in a completely empty cache, at least until we allow mixing weak and static entries..).