Add io-metrics to topic and broker, adapting the active controller in the context of Kraft

[liudaac]

• Breaking change? (if so, please describe the impact and migration path for existing application instances)

What changes did you make? (Give an overview)

1. Add metrics to topic list. Such as ByteIn /sec, Byteout /sec, Msg /sec, Msg-5min /sec, Fetch /sec, Fetch-5min /sec, Produce /sec, Produce-5min /sec.
2. Add metrcis to broker list. Such as IN /sec, OUT /sec.
3. Add fields to metrics class.
4. The source of controller information is changed to first obtain it from the kafka.controller in metrics, thereby adapting to the Kraft protocol. If not available, then AdminClient is used.

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Hello there liudaac! 👋

Thank you and congrats 🎉 for opening your first PR on this project! ✨ 💖

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[liudaac]

There is two failure exists:
a.Frontend failed for
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b.E2E failed for aws config

Apart from those configuration issues set by the project manager, everything else has been successfully executed.