Add counter and stats to session

[omkarmusale0910]

Added session statistics tracking to help identify and resolve scraping issues. Track success rates, failure patterns, and request timing to detect rate limiting problems. All statistics are thread-safe and work seamlessly with multi-threaded scraping workflows.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the intelliscraper's ability to diagnose and mitigate common web scraping challenges, particularly those related to rate limiting and performance. By integrating a robust, thread-safe session statistics tracking system, it provides granular insights into the success and failure patterns of scraping requests. This data is crucial for optimizing scraping strategies, understanding site behavior, and improving overall session stability, especially in concurrent operations.

Highlights

• Session Statistics Tracking: Introduced comprehensive, thread-safe session statistics tracking to monitor scraping events, including timestamps, request statuses, and performance metrics, aiding in the identification and resolution of issues like rate limiting and performance bottlenecks.
• Human-like Browsing Behavior: Enhanced the scrape method with new helper functions to apply human-like browsing behavior, including random scrolling and pauses, to improve anti-detection capabilities.
• Refined Scraping Statuses: Refactored the ScrapStatus enum values for clearer representation of scraping outcomes, changing COMPLETED to SUCCESS and PARTIAL to PARTIAL_SUCCESS.
• Documentation and Package Updates: Updated the README.md to document the new session statistics feature and reflect the PyPI package status, alongside an update to the uv.lock file for package naming and versioning.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces valuable session statistics tracking, which is a great enhancement for monitoring and debugging scraping performance. The implementation is well-structured and considers thread safety for concurrent operations. I've provided a few suggestions to improve maintainability and correct a minor omission in the error handling logic. Overall, these are solid changes.