FR: Add maxclients in INFO and /metrics

[steache]

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Describe the solution you'd like

• add "maxclients" metric here https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly/blob/main/src/server/server_family.cc#L1057 set via GetFlag(FLAGS_maxclients) so we can calculate number of free connections (n, %)
• add "maxclients" to INFO CLIENTS output here https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly/blob/main/src/server/server_family.cc#L1937 again from GetFlag(FLAGS_maxclients) so it can be too checked from console :)

Describe alternatives you've considered

• not doing it :)

Additional context

• we are pushing dragonfly to production, but in order for us to properly monitor it, we need few more informations :)
• alternative solution for this is using the default (64000) maxclients / the value set via --maxclients flag per each cluster
• it's not critical, it just would be 10x times easier for everyone implementing alerting rules :)
• we've too faced problem, when trying to determine health of cluster (master+slave), because there is no metric-label defining cluster, so we've come up with this funky relabeling rule which fills dragonfly_cluster with first part from (redis-1), (test-2) etc. pod name
• then you can for example check number of masters per cluster etc. (https://github.com/steache/dragonflydb-alerting-rules)

      relabelings:
        - sourceLabels: [pod]
          separator: "-"
          regex: "(.*)-(.*)"
          targetLabel: dragonfly_cluster
          replacement: "$1"

• thank you for considering this :)
• I've tried to implement it myself and send you patch, but I'm absolute c++ noob, so it went sideways (main...steache:dragonfly:main)

[kostasrim]

Hi @steache, thank you for reporting this. We added as an issue for the community but if it remains stale I will take care of it

[racamirko]

@kostasrim I'm volunteering. I'll push the PR and note it here once I run the test suite.

[kostasrim]

@racamirko Thank you for your contribution :)