backport-2.1: gossip: Don't include gossip connectivity in periodic status logs #30329
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As discussed on cockroachdb#30088. It can be absolutely massive on large clusters, and isn't needed because we still log the connectivity info whenever it changes. Release note: None
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Backport 1/1 commits from #30285.
/cc @cockroachdb/release
As discussed on #30088. It can be absolutely massive on large clusters,
and isn't needed because we still log the connectivity info whenever it
changes.
Release note: None
I still think that logging on every change in connectivity is going to be a mess in large clusters during rolling restarts even if gossip is otherwise perfectly stable, but this is useful regardless of whether we do anything about that.