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This PR refactors the basebackups monitoring introduced in PR #615. P…
…reviously, we reset the basebackup progress file whenever a new basebackup request was made, which resulted in not catching a few cases where pghoard restarts. Now, the progress file is only reset when a backup is successful, and we also record the total bytes uploaded in the file for the previous basebackup. If there is a retry due to a pghoard restart or a failed backup request, we check if progress has been made; if it has not exceeded the bytes uploaded in the previous state, we emit a stalled metric. Also, added logging for upload progress for each file and snapshot stages in a basebackup operation. [SRE-7476]
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