Add engine benchmark analysis tool

[Akirathan]

Pull Request Description

Add Engine benchmark analysis tool - a python script for downloading benchmark data, and Enso project for the analysis. I have also included benchmark data for 02/2022.

Related issues and discussions:

• Improve Engine benchmark reporting #5714
• Comparing Enso benchmarks results with Enso #5165
• Semi-automation of engine benchmarks processing #5718

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• The documentation has been updated if necessary.
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  • Unit tests have been written where possible.
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    ./run ide build and ./run ide watch.

[JaroslavTulach]

Thanks for sharing your work, @Akirathan. I believe it is a great start. However right now the Enso project doesn't work for me due to "expecting Text, but got ZonedDateTime":

Tested on clean build of IDE, engine and project-manager made from commit 5c19c00

[JaroslavTulach]

@jdunkerley, @Frizi - how shall we achieve some "level of interactiveness" in Enso IDE?

My idea was to create a table with columns representing each benchmark:

the table is empty, but contains all the benchmark names as columns. Now I'd like to let the Enso user interactively select one of the columns - is that possible? I hoped it is, but I see no "drop down widget" to select from the column names.

The missing functionality may be related to #5631 - but I don't need multi choice that much. Any other idea how to let user select from a list of benchmarks? Shall I create a function and annotate it inside of Main.enso with some @widget annotation?

[radeusgd]

@jdunkerley, @Frizi - how shall we achieve some "level of interactiveness" in Enso IDE?

My idea was to create a table with columns representing each benchmark:

the table is empty, but contains all the benchmark names as columns. Now I'd like to let the Enso user interactively select one of the columns - is that possible? I hoped it is, but I see no "drop down widget" to select from the column names.

The missing functionality may be related to #5631 - but I don't need multi choice that much. Any other idea how to let user select from a list of benchmarks? Shall I create a function and annotate it inside of Main.enso with some @widget annotation?

If you just need a single column, maybe Table.at would work?

[JaroslavTulach]

@jdunkerley, @Frizi - how shall we achieve some "level of interactiveness" in Enso IDE?
If you just need a single column, maybe Table.at would work?

I don't see any dropdown:

Which is strange, as there is @selector on Table.at.

[Frizi]

@JaroslavTulach It looks like a regression on engine side or libs. On latest nightly (2023.1.1-nightly.2023.3.9), the widget backing visualization returns an error, so the widget doesn't show up. The error is reported in the console, though you have to call showLogs() to see it.

Reported visualization error: Method `map` of Function could not be found.

{
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "method": "executionContext/visualisationEvaluationFailed",
  "params": {
    "contextId": "6d8fccce-38b3-495a-87ed-4af06a67ddb5",
    "visualisationId": "41fec3bf-eebc-44d7-a185-bca5753a33f0",
    "expressionId": "c85c515e-cc9e-4022-a826-f4faeb6db66d",
    "message": "Method `map` of Function could not be found.",
    "diagnostic": {
      "kind": "Error",
      "message": "Method `map` of Function could not be found.",
      "path": {
        "rootId": "19e3e980-e2f7-4b4c-bf20-5753a2e4aaf7",
        "segments": [
          "src",
          "Main.enso"
        ]
      },
      "location": {
        "start": {
          "line": 17,
          "character": 16
        },
        "end": {
          "line": 17,
          "character": 56
        }
      },
      "expressionId": "8148e959-14dc-4530-b0d8-58e6b832b0e2",
      "stack": [
        {
          "functionName": "Main.main",
          "path": {
            "rootId": "19e3e980-e2f7-4b4c-bf20-5753a2e4aaf7",
            "segments": [
              "src",
              "Main.enso"
            ]
          },
          "location": {
            "start": {
              "line": 17,
              "character": 16
            },
            "end": {
              "line": 17,
              "character": 56
            }
          },
          "expressionId": "8148e959-14dc-4530-b0d8-58e6b832b0e2"
        }
      ]
    }
  }
}

On older engine version (2023.1.1-nightly.2023.3.4) it works.

[sylwiabr]

@Frizi can you create an issue for this regression?

[Akirathan]

bench_download.py should now be more or less ready to use. You can try to use it and report any errors you encounter. In the help bench_download.py -h it should be explained what to do.

[JaroslavTulach]

Getting started experience isn't easy due to missing documentation (needed to run the script with --help to get some documentation).

[Akirathan]

Updated the PR - Added some documentation, and general fixes like creating parent directories. I will try to merge this ASAP and create some follow-up issues for comparison of multiple branches.