HTML Renderer show-all

[emil-peters]

Currently it is not possible to apply the show_all to the HTML output when trying to save HTML output inline using the following:

    f = open("speed.html", "w")
    print(p.output_html(timeline=False), file=f)
    f.close()

This doesn't make sense as the HTMLRenderer extends FrameRenderer and initializes it which does support show_all.

By changing output_html to accept **kwargs, it allows for more freedom in rendering HTML and rendering with the show_all:

    def output_html(self, timeline: bool = False, **kwargs) -> str:
        """
        Return the profile output as HTML, as rendered by :class:`HTMLRenderer`
        """
        return self.output(renderer=renderers.HTMLRenderer(timeline=timeline, **kwargs))

Turning the original code in:

    f = open("speed_all.html", "w")
    print(p.output_html(timeline=False, show_all=True), file=f)
    f.close()

[joerick]

Yes, happy to take a PR for that. The only downside of **kwargs is that it doesn't show the option in the documentation, so minor preference to listing it out fully.

[emil-peters]

Closed with #281