Add cs-bytes and sc-bytes to the W3CLogger

[ajkonkol]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

As our company migrates from mainly Windows/IIS/Full Framework to more and more Linux/Kestrel/.NET 6, we'd like to continue feeding our web server access (W3C) logs into our Elastic stack. Our current IIS logs include fields that indicate the size of each request and response (in bytes) in fields named cs-bytes (client-to-server) and sc-bytes (server-to-client). We noticed that the new W3CLogger doesn't include these fields, which can be very handy when troubleshooting issues and monitoring system health.

Describe the solution you'd like

We'd like to see cs-bytes and sc-bytes be new fields added to the W3CLogger. This would include seeing these fields on the Microsoft.AspNetCore.HttpLogging.W3CLoggingFields enum.

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[wtgodbe]

Good suggestion, we will consider adding these for .Net 7. Unfortunately it is too late to add new API to .Net 6 at this point.

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[MarcelVersteeg]

I would like to have these fields in the logfiles generated by the W3CLogger too.