Fio-plot

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1.0.5

A lot of changes has been made

Fio plot

- Added a table for the 2D bar chart (-l) that shows steady state statistics (Fio feature)
- Changed the style of the Legend for 2D line charts (-g)
- 3D charts now support plotting bandwidth statistics in addition to IOPs and latency
- Ton of under-the-hood changes, made code cleaner, but also added some ugliness back in (sorry)

Benchmark script

- The benchmark script supports running a preconditioning run for SSDs
- The benchmark script supports the "steady state" feature that stops a benchmark when steady state is reached
- The script has been cut up into multiple files so it's a bit easier to work with the code

1.0.4

The following changes have been made:

- I've improved the README file by including command-line examples for every graph in the introduction.

- The 2D bar chart could only show iodepth performance for a particular numjobs value. With the -N option, we can swap this and show numjobs performance for a particular iodepth.

- There are some under-the-hood code improvements to make the code more consistent

- There is some code that scaled down labels for x-axis if those become too wide otherwise. It is still wise to trim them using the --xlabel-parent and --xlabel-depth parameters if possible.

1.0.3

The repo was about 50 MB due to .png files and tons of benchmark data in earlier commits. Those have been removed.

1.0.2

For some reason, I borked the calculation for the table width for the standard deviation and cpu-usage tables. Sorry for the inconvenience.

1.0.1

See details in releasenotes.md

1.0.0

See the releasenotes.md file for more details.

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