chore(main): :tada: release 10.1.0

:robot: I have created a release beep boop

This release is packed with some (hopefully) performance improvements and a few new sensors. Most notably:

memory, cpu and disk usage sensors are now fetched directly from the kernel.
more disk partitions should have usage stats now, like network mounts.
cpu usage (%) sensors are available for each core on the system as well as the overall usage.
there are now sensors for total processes created and context switches.
there are now sensors for current running/blocked processes.
there is a sensor for the amount of memory detected as corrupted by the kernel. If this sensor value is greater than zero, you are probably going to have a bad time...YMMV

Enjoy!

linux: :recycle: rework memory usage sensors (0930a5c)
linux: :sparkles: add support for alternative system partition mounts in cpu sensors (55e6c78)
linux: :sparkles: improve cpufreq and introduce per core cpu usage sensors (412fef1)
linux: :sparkles: support ability to specify alternative mount points for system mounts via environment variables (133142b)

linux: :bug: ensure disk io stats are correct (80f9a80)
linux: :bug: ensure stats file is closed properly (8c97527)
linux: :bug: fix bootime value after recent changes (fa977eb)
linux: :bug: usage count values should be ints not strings (af01217)
linux: :mute: don't report problems fetching hardware sensors at default log level (d271fee)
linux: :recycle: rework time, io and cpu sensors (01593c7)

linux: :recycle: improve disk usage sensors (712309c)
linux: :zap: fetch load averages internally (067e2ca)
linux: :zap: increase interval between polling for CPU frequency measurements (c44eeea)
linux: :zap: optimise disk io sensors (2124a77)

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