[ING-376] fix(events): Cache counter for GET /events#5881
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The response time from
GET /eventsendpoint is slow on organization with a large number of events leading to timeout in some situation.Description
This PR applies the count caching approach added to fees in #5838 to the events endpoint to avoid counting records over and over when it's not necessary.
NOTE: this PR does not address the initial performance issue on the count itself, this will be addressed in a next pull request.