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Add new package to view system metric data #46

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This PR adds the files generated by ros2 pkg create for a python project.

Signed-off-by: Devin Bonnie <dbbonnie@amazon.com>
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ int main(int argc, char ** argv)
std::make_shared<system_metrics_collector::LinuxProcessMemoryMeasurementNode>(
"linuxProcessMemoryCollector",
1000ms,
"not_publishing_yet",
STATISTICS_TOPIC_NAME,
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This system metric viewer will receive process metrics as well and filter them out?

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That's my current plan, yes. The viewing problem can be split into the following:

1). Logging the data into a parseable format for a display tool
2). Parse the logged data
3). Plot the data

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Do we really want to maintain this software? This is supposed to be production code working for OS X / Windows, etc.

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