chore: add profiler for performance analysis #1714
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Adding some tooling to analyze how long specific parts of our code take to complete. A summary is printed at the end of unit and integ test runs, which should help us where we can make optimizations. Note that the syntax for wrapping/profiling individual functions is slightly odd, simply because there isn't any native support for function decorators in JS. Other ideas are welcome, but I think this is fine for now.
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What this PR does / why we need it:
Adding some tooling to analyze how long specific parts of our code take
to complete. A summary is printed at the end of unit and integ test
runs, which should help us where we can make optimizations.
Note that the syntax for wrapping/profiling individual functions is
slightly odd, simply because there isn't any native support for
function decorators in JS. Other ideas are welcome, but I think this
is fine for now.