pub enum LabeledMetricData {
    Common {
        cmd: CommonMetricData,
    },
    CustomDistribution {
        cmd: CommonMetricData,
        range_min: i64,
        range_max: i64,
        bucket_count: i64,
        histogram_type: HistogramType,
    },
    MemoryDistribution {
        cmd: CommonMetricData,
        unit: MemoryUnit,
    },
    TimingDistribution {
        cmd: CommonMetricData,
        unit: TimeUnit,
    },
}
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The metric data needed to construct inner submetrics.

Different Labeled metrics require different amounts and kinds of information to be constructed.

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Common

The common case: just a CMD.

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CustomDistribution

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§range_min: i64
§range_max: i64
§bucket_count: i64
§histogram_type: HistogramType

The custom_distribution-specific case.

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MemoryDistribution

The memory_distribution-specific case.

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TimingDistribution

The timing_distribution-specific case.

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