Record HdrHistogram for standard REST perf tests #3533
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Similarly to what we do in
WebSocketsSimulation, I added recording HdrHistogram response times for other tests: SimpleGet, SimpleGetMultiRoute, PostBytes, PostString, PostLongBytes.Gatling records only p99 latency, while some interesting bottlenecks can be observed in higher percentiles, even 99.999+
P.S. The PostFile test is omitted, because I have doubts if we want to have this test at all.