feat: Upgrade k6 to v0.38.3 #2
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The Go types in the stats package were moved to the metrics package #2433 For convenience and to facilitate further developments, the types and functionalities that used to live in k6's stats package have been moved to the metrics package. The stats package is, as of v0.38.0, removed in favor of the metrics package. Besides, #2442 removed the stats.New function in favor of initializing new metric via a register.NewMetric call instead.
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Upgrade to v0.38.0 and resolve breaking changes
The Go types in the stats package were moved to the metrics package #2433
For convenience and to facilitate further developments, the types and functionalities that used to live in k6's stats package have been moved to the metrics package. The stats package is, as of v0.38.0, removed in favor of the metrics package. Besides, #2442 removed the stats.New function in favor of initializing new metric via a register.NewMetric call instead.