fix: Use the key instead of the value to verify the number of channels created in ChannelUsageTest #1965
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…s created in ChannelUsageTest. This is to fix an issue where the test would fail if the value of the key changes in gRPC.
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This is to fix an issue where the test would fail if the value of the key changes in gRPC. See #1960 for details.