Add per-subsystem periodic loop timing telemetry#53
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Motivation
Bot.periodic()consumes so loop-time spikes can be attributed to specific subsystems.Description
Bot.PeriodicTimingto hold per-step durations (ms) and aperiodicTiminginstance to store the most recent measurements.Bot.periodic()withSystem.nanoTime()checkpoints between each major call to record timings forclearBulkCache,updateSensorCache,limelight,turret,lift,intake,screen,drive.updatePoseEstimate, and the total periodic time.getPeriodicTiming()accessor onBotand surfaced all timing buckets plus the periodic total inMainTeleoptelemetry for live display.Testing
./gradlew :TeamCode:compileDebugJavaWithJavacand the build failed in this environment due to a Java/Gradle compatibility issue (Unsupported class file major version 69), indicating an environment mismatch rather than a code-level compile error.Codex Task