refactor: update OTLP Histogram Records

Walkthrough

This pull request primarily updates the version number of the Permify API from "v1.1.9" to "v1.2.0" across multiple files, including Swagger and OpenAPI documentation, as well as internal structures. Additionally, it simplifies the metrics handling in various components by removing duration-based measurements and focusing on counting operations instead. This change affects the CheckEngineWithCache, DirectInvoker, DataServer, and SchemaServer, streamlining how cache hits and other operations are recorded.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/api-reference/apidocs.swagger.json	Version updated from "v1.1.9" to "v1.2.0".
docs/api-reference/openapiv2/apidocs.swagger.json	Version updated from "v1.1.9" to "v1.2.0".
internal/engines/cache/check.go	Removed `cacheCounter` and `cacheHitDurationHistogram`; added `cacheHitHistogram`.
internal/engines/cache/check_test.go	Updated initialization of `CheckEngineWithCache` struct by removing a nil field.
internal/info.go	Version constant updated from "v1.1.9" to "v1.2.0".
internal/invoke/invoke.go	Removed multiple counters and duration histograms; added new histogram metrics for operations.
internal/servers/dataServer.go	Changed histogram metrics to count operations instead of measuring duration; removed timing logic.
internal/servers/schemaServer.go	Removed `time` package; changed histogram metrics to count operations instead of measuring duration.
proto/base/v1/openapi.proto	Version updated from "v1.1.9" to "v1.2.0".

Possibly related PRs

#1521: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.0.3" to "v1.0.4", related to versioning changes.
#1530: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.0.4" to "v1.0.5", continuing versioning updates.
#1554: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.0.5" to "v1.0.6", part of ongoing version updates.
#1597: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.0.6" to "v1.0.7", maintaining versioning consistency.
#1626: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.1.0" to "v1.1.1", relevant to versioning changes.
#1643: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.1.1" to "v1.1.2", reflecting versioning updates.
#1667: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.1.2" to "v1.1.3", aligning with versioning changes.
#1710: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.1.5" to "v1.1.6", related to versioning changes.
#1737: Updates the version in internal/info.go from "v1.1.7" to "v1.1.8", part of ongoing version updates.

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