feat: store traces in memory for deeper inspection (store_traces_as) - #14386
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#14386) This PR is a follow-up to #14352 (introducing `postprocess_traces`). It provides a new command `store_traces_as myTraces in cmd` that runs the command `cmd` and stores its traces in-memory under the name `name`. The stored traces can be transformed and viewed using `#postprocess_traces tracePostprocessor myTraces`.
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This PR is a follow-up to #14352 (introducing
postprocess_traces). It provides a new commandstore_traces_as myTraces in cmdthat runs the commandcmdand stores its traces in-memory under the namename. The stored traces can be transformed and viewed using#postprocess_traces tracePostprocessor myTraces.