feat(conventions): Add measurements#6006
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This adds measurements functionality to
relay-conventions. Similarly to attributes, there is now a constant for each defined measurement. Moreover, there is a functionmeasurement_to_attributethat maps a measurement to its replacement attribute (if defined). However, this function isn't used yet in this PR.This PR contains no functional changes, it just lays the groundwork for a future change that will use
measurement_to_attribute. The new measurement constants are used everywhere I could find that it would make sense. The lion's share of changed files in this PR is due to therelay_conventions::constsattribute being renamed torelay_conventions::attributes(just calling itconstswould be ambiguous, now that there are also constants for measurements).ref: INGEST-909