Reimplement performance charting with git history integration - #9
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…on and enhanced visual reporting
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Rewrites
plot_result.pyto build each dataset's performance timeline from the git history of the committed test reports, instead of from local CSV files.Changes
testReport_*.json.REPORTS_REPO,CHART_DIR,OSS_REPO) so it fits CI.Testing
Ran end-to-end against
zingg_community_performance_reports: generated both charts (137 and 130 history points) successfully.