This will allow us to drop the custom mark chart stuff and do this all more
generically using timeseries and charts. Long term, we'll probably want to
buy in on the expression stuff to get labels/etc as well as building the
series from another data source.
This doesn't yet render things, but it starts to get the plumbing in place
so that we can create a custom row type and then consume the marks
catalog from SysprofDocument eventually.
This is a raw view of the marks in a session which should help for just
finding the information you care about when the visual model is too
cumbersome or lacks searching capabilities.
This allows you to set a flag to show the thread id of what was recorded.
Use this to help disassociate similar threads in a process to figure out
which thread is consuming a majority of the Total time of that process.
This is ultimately to replace libsysprof-ui, and will focus on the display
of capture files. Recording will be left to the sysprof application in
terms of UI, and other applications like IDEs will use the
libsysprof-profile API directly along with libsysprof-gtk for visualizing.
