feat(pbs): count the ws bid stream under its own metrics endpoint - #499
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Summary
The websocket bid stream recorded its outcome and time-to-first-bid under
get_header, the same series as the HTTP fallback, so a slot served by the fallback was indistinguishable from one served by the stream. Stream attempts now count underendpoint="get_header_stream"; the fallback keepsget_header.Four new metrics cover what a stream does that HTTP cannot:
relay_stream_connect_latency: websocket handshake duration, with sub-second bucketsrelay_stream_updates: bid updates received per stream windowrelay_stream_invalid_frames_total: frames that could not be parsed as a bidrelay_stream_fallback_total: handshake failures that had budget left to retry over HTTPA handshake answered 2xx instead of 101 now reports the transport error (556) instead of the 2xx, which the stream series would otherwise read as a delivered bid. The two synthetic status codes are compile-time constants.