Send an approximate event store size in the setup payload. #49
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Part of https://github.com/AxonIQ/console-inspector-axon/issues/50. This is for sending the
approximateSizeas part of theEventStoreInformation. It's a best effort based on getting the head token, which should work in most cases. One of the cases which isn't covered is when Mongo is used as event store. There is not really a feasible way to calculate the approximate size in this case through.