use meta data in crox events to be able to merge multiple logs #84
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deserialize metadata and store it in ProfilingData. use the start_time as base for all event times. to be able to use merge multiple crox logs: use the porcess_id for the crox events. use duration from epoch as timestamp in the crox events.
if dir is added all events files will be located in that dir and then all event will be merged to one chrome_profiler.json file
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add parameter
--dirthat merges all events in the directory to one chrome_profiler.json file.makes it possible to give multiple file_prefixes and will merge all of them to one chrome_profiler.json file.
also use the crate name from the cmd metadata to show what process_id is from what crate build.