Tweaked RX/TX collection and drawing#1521
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fixes: #1426
This issue corrects a previous mistake I made where I forgot to update the section of
btop_draw.cppthat handles drawing the TX: and RX: labels at the bottom of the GPU box. I have also modifiedlinux/btop_collect.cppto make it so RX/TX values are collected and displayed properly for both NVML and RSMI devices (although unfortunately my Radeon 9070 XT does not support the PCIe speed function so I could not test this platform).Before:

After:

Notice how for the AMD card in "After", that the RX and TX labels are absent because no data could be collected for that card. I'm not sure if this was intended behavior, but I disabled drawing it here since it may lead the user to believe that no traffic is happening when in fact btop is just unable to read it. I can always change this back, however.