Use PyFrame_GetLineNumber to get line numbers

The CPU profiler currently [uses `f_lineno`](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-profiler-python/blob/master/googlecloudprofiler/src/profiler.cc#L163) as the line associated with each sample. However, `f_lineno` points to the start of the frame. Looking at a source listing of these profiles in pprof results in all samples appearing to be from the function definition.

One can use [`PyFrame_GetLineNumber`](https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/reflection.html) (available in Python 2.7 as well) instead to get the currently-executing line from a frame. This can help understand where within a function the program is executing.

Comece em googlecloudprofiler/src/profiler.cc, na linha 163, onde o profiler associa f_lineno a cada amostra. Use PyFrame_GetLineNumber para a consulta e, em seguida, verifique nas listagens do código-fonte do pprof se as amostras apontam para a linha atualmente em execução, e não para a definição da função.

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