Android: Copy baseline profile during release builds #11420
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I'm moving generation of the baseline profile to the buildbot and once that's complete, I created a copy task that will take the profile from the managed device and put it into the correct location before the build starts. This only occurs during a release build since creating the profile can be a long extra build step (launching a headless emulated device and waiting for a simulation to run) when you might just want to make a quick debug build.
This also removes the pre-generated baseline profile since that will quickly become out-of-date and offer less and less performance improvements as new libraries are added. I suppose we could keep it around and update it every once in a while, but I don't see it as worth doing.