[lustre] Add more debug params

[utopiabound]

This prevents mb_groups from being collected as it is large, and not useful for debug.
This also collects more state of the filesystem.

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[arif-ali]

@utopiabound can you look at the flake8 linting test please, other than that lgtm

[TurboTurtle]

Looks fine from a pure code perspective, but the pep8 violations need to be addressed before we merge this.

[utopiabound]

I used black -l 80 to reformat, it now passes flake8

[TurboTurtle]

I used black -l 80 to reformat, it now passes flake8

That seems to have introduced a whole slew of other changes that makes groking the actual changes for this PR rather murky. It also breaks the style we use for list indentations (see style guidelines) - here for instance.

[utopiabound]

I used black -l 80 to reformat, it now passes flake8

That seems to have introduced a whole slew of other changes that makes groking the actual changes for this PR rather murky. It also breaks the style we use for list indentations (see style guidelines) - here for instance.

Sorry, fixed.

[arif-ali]

lgtm, the CI test issues are unrelated to the change now