I/P: Add proof and range timing views to heap-db-inspect - #276
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`--timings` reported the slowest commands and a per-file total; neither locates the expensive proof inside a large file. Add a "Time per proof" section, `--timing-range FILE:START-END`, and `--annotate-source`, all built on the new ip/isar_source.py, which reconstructs command spans and proof depth from the source text without loading the heap. Files whose local copy no longer matches the stored digest are excluded from proof aggregation; the report now lists each with the time it holds rather than only counting them. Signed-off-by: Hanno Becker <beckphan@amazon.co.uk>
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--timingsreported the slowest commands and a per-file total; neither locates the expensive proof inside a large file. Add a "Time per proof" section,--timing-range FILE:START-END, and--annotate-source, all built on the new ip/isar_source.py, which reconstructs command spans and proof depth from the source text without loading the heap.Files whose local copy no longer matches the stored digest are excluded from proof aggregation; the report now lists each with the time it holds rather than only counting them.