[XProf: trace viewer]Add the full trace timespan in Trace Viewer v2. #2091
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This change introduces support for `fullTimespan` field in the TraceData interface and `ParsedTraceEvents`. When provided, this full timespan is used to set the `data_time_range` in the Timeline, which dictates the boundaries for panning and zooming. This allows users to pan and zoom across the entire duration of a trace, even if only a subset of events is currently loaded. The `fetched_data_time_range` still represents the time range of the events actually loaded. There is no visual change after this CL. PiperOrigin-RevId: 846577431
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[XProf: trace viewer]Add the full trace timespan in Trace Viewer v2.
This change introduces support for
fullTimespanfield in the TraceData interface andParsedTraceEvents. When provided, this full timespan is used to set thedata_time_rangein the Timeline, which dictates the boundaries for panning and zooming. This allows users to pan and zoom across the entire duration of a trace, even if only a subset of events is currently loaded. Thefetched_data_time_rangestill represents the time range of the events actually loaded.There is no visual change after this CL.