track gRPC scheduling time in SynchronizationContext#4677
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Hopefully we will find a better solution soon™️
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What Does This Do
Tells the profiler how long gRPC requests spend scheduled in the
SynchronizationContext. This work is temporary and will eventually be superseded by a generic implementation that will support any kind of asynchronous scheduling.Motivation
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