Enable long-term storage via Apache Arrow + R2

[stordahl]

Overview

This PR adds the most long awaited feature to Counterscale - long term data storage.

tl;dr - we now setup an R2 bucket on install and setup a daily cron to store the previous days metrics into an Apache Arrow file.

Changes by Package

@counterscale/cli

• Adds a storage [enable | disable] command to toggle storage enabled state

@counterscale/server

• Adds Apache Arrow integration via the official TS sdk
  • Had to use patch-package to allow the sdk to be run in CF workers context
• Adds the daily cron to the workers definition and configuration
  • cron returns early if storage is disabled
• Adds R2 bucket to configuration to auto setup on install

@counterscale/tracker

No tracker changes

Other Changes

Additional Notes

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[numdefined]

Hi thanks for implementing this and sorry to bother but is this planned as a opt-in/out feature?
I'd prefer not to have long term storage so i wouldn't want to enable this.
Alternatively could this have a configurable age?