Implement dsize function for fstring_table_type
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The fstring table size used to be reported as part of the VM
size, but since it was refactored to be lock-less it was no
longer reported.
Since it's now wrapped by a `T_DATA`, we can implement its
`dsize` function and get a valuable insight into the size
of the table.
```
{"address":"0x100ebff18", "type":"DATA", "shape_id":0, "slot_size":80,
"struct":"VM/fstring_table", "memsize":131176, ...
```
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The fstring table size used to be reported as part of the VM size, but since it was refactored to be lock-less it was no longer reported.
Since it's now wrapped by a
T_DATA, we can implement itsdsizefunction and get a valuable insight into the size of the table.FYI: @jhawthorn