Add pidstat post-processing to cpu-pidstat after_job#680
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Summary: Move the per-thread-pool CSV post-processing into the cpu-pidstat hook instead of adding a duplicate pidstat perf monitor. after_job now parses the raw `pidstat -t -h` log the hook already collects and writes a per-thread-pool CSV (count + avg/min/max/var per metric) next to the log. breakdown_keys / stats / normalize_thread_names are configurable via hook options and validated in before_job; post-processing failures are logged and never break teardown. Differential Revision: D107678812
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Summary:
Move the per-thread-pool CSV post-processing into the cpu-pidstat hook instead
of adding a duplicate pidstat perf monitor. after_job now parses the raw
pidstat -t -hlog the hook already collects and writes a per-thread-pool CSV(count + avg/min/max/var per metric) next to the log. breakdown_keys / stats /
normalize_thread_names are configurable via hook options and validated in
before_job; post-processing failures are logged and never break teardown.
Differential Revision: D107678812