Add ability to run stress test for a finite duration or count #4518
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We want to be able to use stress tool to do performance a/b testing which is needed for better release testing. This is not possible today because stress test runs forever when invoked. With this diff, we add an ability to run stress test for a finite duration where results are published in the end (and added a progress bar to show progress). In the follow-up diff we will use this functionality and do an a/b test between current and a previous run.