feat: implement swap usage for linux #175
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First of all, thanks for that amazing library, the performance and resource usage are really impressive compared to other similar libraries I've tried.
This PR implements swap for Linux, based on the already existing implementation for RAM that's using the
sysinfosyscall.It's probably possible to read that information from
/proc/meminfoon Android, BSD and OpenWRT, but since I'm not having access to a device running BSD (and not enough motivation to test it on Android and OpenWRT because it's already too late in the day), this will be left unimplemented for now. I'd probably implement support for the mentioned operation systems as well if you're generally okay with this change.Cheers.