docs: Add guide on how to debug CustomStateMetrics feature quickly
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More and more bugs are opened for CustomStateMetrics feature. This will help users to debug CustomStateMetrics by themselves quicker.
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The change seems fairly straight-forward. I'd suggest adding a section demonstrating the usage of https://github.com/go-delve/delve to catch contexts at breakpoints set by the user.
Could you add how to use some debugging tools in another PR? I don't use delve recently
Not everyone knows minikube. Could we merge this?
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