nix(loadtest): fix cpu/mem monitoring for tests using libfaketime#5044
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Instead of starting a separate process, which would make the pid we store the one from `faketime` instead of `postgrest`, we can also just start libfaketime directly via LD_PRELOAD.
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Memory/CPU usage show up again for the -worst variants, works. |
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Confirmed that the -worst variants now show regular CPU/MEM usage.
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Instead of starting a separate process, which would make the pid we store the one from
faketimeinstead ofpostgrest, we can also just start libfaketime directly via LD_PRELOAD.Fixes the following mentioned in #5030: