fix semconv naming for 'jvm.buffer.memory.used' metric #13374
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When the stable and experimental JVM metrics were introduced with release 2.0.0, the
jvm.buffer.memory.usagemetric was not properly renamed tojvm.buffer.memory.usedand thus does not fit the expected semantic conventions.This PR renames the metric to fit the definition in semantic conventions.
This is still an experimental metric, and while there hasn't had any bug report of this inconsistency in about a year, it's technically a breaking change.