Ensure ResourceCollector executes a final collection pass on stop.

Previously, ResourceCollector abruptly exited the collection loop upon
interruption without performing a collection pass for the tail time interval
between the last 200 ms sleep tick and when the profiler was stopped. For fast
builds, this caused metrics like Skyframe ACTION_EXECUTION counts to be omitted
entirely from the JSON trace profile, leading to flaky failures in integration
tests (such as profiler_test).

Buildkite failure: https://buildkite.com/bazel/bazel-bazel/builds/36681#01a035ac-dc09-4093-9c89-8824e93b8452

Wrap the collection loop in a try-finally block in ResourceCollector that runs
one last collectOnce pass before exiting, ensuring metrics up to the stop
timestamp are fully recorded into the profile.

Also guard against null SystemNetworkStatsService in LocalResourceUsageCollectors
and NetworkMetricsCollector, which can be null in test environments where
network services are not registered.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 970500451
Change-Id: Ib6edd35fef47ddc134b9c7f152f09ff5177bddcf
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