API: Add Javadoc for the Metrics constructor parameters - #17608
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Document each parameter of the canonical Metrics constructor, including that the maps and counts may be null when unknown.
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Waiting for CI to turn green, but should be good
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Metricsconstructors have no Javadoc, so it isn't documented what each map holds or that they may be null. This documents the canonical constructor that the other three delegate to.The maps and counts are all optional —
Metrics()leaves everything null and the shorter constructors pass null for the arguments they omit — so each@paramsays so explicitly. Javadoc-only; no signature change.Note: draft #17451 adds an
avgValueSizesparameter to this same constructor. Whichever lands first, the other rebases with a one-line adjustment (an added@paramthere, or a trivial context shift here).