saiport: Add counters for 1519_TO_MAX_OCTETS packet size range#2272
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Add a new port statistic for ASICs that expose a single aggregate jumbo packet counter instead of the detailed SAI jumbo histogram buckets (1519–2047, 2048–4095, 4096–9216, 9217–16383).
The following counters are introduced:
The new counter reports packets with frame length greater than 1518 octets up to the maximum frame size supported by the port hardware (MAX_OCTETS). This enables platforms that provide only a cumulative jumbo packet counter to expose the statistic through SAI.
If the underlying ASIC provides packet length histogram counters, vendors may derive and expose this cumulative counter by aggregating the corresponding histogram buckets.
From a user perspective, a cumulative jumbo packet counter provides a simple view of jumbo traffic without requiring consumers to interpret or sum multiple histogram counters.