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fix: make heap snapshot graph a panel instead of an editor (#179)
* fix: make heap snapshot graph a panel instead of an editor
It's not valid to open a file directly versus focusing a single element. Make it a webview panel instead to avoid the usability issue.
For #175
* add mention of retainers graph
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### Flame Chart View
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You can open a `.cpuprofile` file (such as one taken by clicking the "profile" button in the realtime performance view), then click the 🔥 button in the upper right to open a flame chart view.
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You can open a `.cpuprofile`or `.heapprofile`file (such as one taken by clicking the "profile" button in the realtime performance view), then click the 🔥 button in the upper right to open a flame chart view.
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By default, this view shows chronological "snapshots" of your program's stack taken roughly each millisecond. You can zoom and explore the flamechart, and ctrl or cmd+click on stacks to jump to the stack location.
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