[Profiling] Switch <php> to <?php#1680
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The exact fake frame name may change to align with other profilers, but currently this information is missing and we can't easily tell if a customer has hit a stalk walking bug, genuinely has weird stacks, or if it's been truncated.
When a call frame refers to top-level PHP code, the profiler will now display this as `<?php` mirroring an open PHP tag instead of `<php>`. This should be more intuitive to new users.
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The randomized test failures are fixed in another PR: #1682. |
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Description
When a call frame refers to top-level PHP code, the profiler will now
display this as
<?phpmirroring an open PHP tag instead of<php>.This should be more intuitive to new users.
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Tests added for this feature/bug.Reviewer checklist