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tpd: apply each transport edge's telemetry at most every 2 minutes - #5275
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Keepalive pings move every live transport's byte counters, so the unchanged-shard dedup cannot skip them: both edges of ~80k transports reported every 45 s, ~3k bandwidth and ~1.5k latency scripts a second (~20 redis commands each) on prod01 after skycoin#5274 removed the metrics reads — now the bulk of TPD's load. Counters are cumulative, so applying fewer snapshots loses no bytes; the next delta spans the skipped ones. Latency is kept as the latest and throughput as the peak over held reports. A held snapshot is flushed when its window passes, and the first report of a UTC day applies at once. Uptime heartbeats are paced separately, as before.
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Keepalive pings move every live transport's byte counters, so the unchanged-shard dedup (#5268) cannot skip them: both edges of ~80k transports reported every 45 s — ~3k bandwidth and ~1.5k latency scripts a second, ~20 redis commands each, measured on prod01 after #5274 removed the metrics reads. That is now the bulk of TPD's load.
Counters are cumulative, so applying fewer snapshots loses no bytes; the next delta spans the skipped ones. Latency is kept as the latest and throughput as the peak over held reports. A held snapshot is flushed once its window passes (a transport that goes away keeps its last delta), and the first report of a UTC day applies at once. Uptime heartbeats are paced separately, as before.