test(metrics): migrate tests to vitest & refactor #3355
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This PR introduces significant refactoring to the unit tests of the Metrics utility to streamline the test structure and prioritize observing the actual side effects of certain actions, rather than assessing values in the internal implementation.
The PR follows a similar philosophy to a previous one opened for Logger, where I went through all the existing tests and refactored them. For example, except for rare cases, most of the tests observe and perform assertions on the metrics emitted by the utility rather than looking at the implementation of the class.
At the same time, the PR also moves the tests off Jest in favor of vitest. Coverage remained the same, but tests have been split into smaller and more focused files since the previous structure had most of the tests in a single 2K+ LOC file.
Issue number: closes #2821, closes #3354
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