DevTools: Better linking between browser Performance tab and DevTools Profiler

Notes from a chat with Benoit:

It would be nice if starting profiling (or reload and profiling) in the browser auto-started profiling in DevTools.

It would also be nice if viewing a range of time in the Performance tab narrowed down the commits within the Profiler. At least starting the profilers at the same time would enable a manual match-up.

To my knowledge, none of the currently available APIs (including experimental) would enable us to support this level of integration.

If we were to make use of the DevTools protocol, we could Profiler.start and Profiler.stop the built-in profiler in sync with React's own profiler. Chrome's profiler also dispatches Profiler.consoleProfileStarted and Profiler.consoleProfileFinished events which we could use to follow the browser's profiler if we wanted to.

There do not appear to be any APIs/events for syncing the zoomed-in range.

Originally reported via https://github.com/bvaughn/react-devtools-experimental/issues/37

Beginne mit der Überprüfung der in diesem Issue erwähnten Methoden DevTools Protocol Profiler.start und Profiler.stop sowie der Ereignisse Profiler.consoleProfileStarted und Profiler.consoleProfileFinished. Ermittle, ob die aktuellen Browser-APIs synchronisiertes React- und Browser-Profiling sowie die Verknüpfung von Bereichen im Performance-Tab unterstützen können; abgeschlossen bedeutet eine definierte, funktionierende Integration oder eine dokumentierte API-Einschränkung.