Add mention of StatProfilerHTML.jl for sharing profiles #139
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Added StatProfilerHTML.jl to the profiling visualization tools section as the best way to share profiles with others via zip files. This tool generates self-contained HTML files that can be easily shared on platforms like Slack or Discourse, allowing others to inspect profiling results interactively without needing Julia installed. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR adds a brief mention of StatProfilerHTML.jl to the profiling section of the Modern Julia Workflows documentation.
StatProfilerHTML.jl is particularly valuable for collaborative workflows as it generates self-contained HTML files that can be zipped and shared with others. This allows team members to inspect profiling results interactively without needing Julia installed, making it ideal for sharing performance analysis on platforms like Slack or Discourse.
The addition fits naturally in the existing flow of profiling visualization tools, complementing the other tools mentioned (ProfileView.jl, PProf.jl, ProfileSVG.jl, ProfileCanvas.jl) by addressing the specific use case of sharing profiles with others.
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