Update TimerOutputs requirement from 0.5.29 to 0.5.29, 1.1 in the all-julia-packages group across 1 directory

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Updates the requirements on TimerOutputs to permit the latest version.
Updates TimerOutputs to 1.1.0

Release notes

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v1.1.0

TimerOutputs v1.1.0

Diff since v1.0.1

Merged pull requests:

• add min max avg std (#227) (@​KristofferC)

Closed issues:

• Should enable_debug_timings be recursive? (#75)
• print_timer: show minima instead of avg, and switch off totals and/or %tot ? (#160)

Changelog

Sourced from TimerOutputs's changelog.

TimerOutputs changelog

Version 1.0.0

TimerOutputs 1.0.0 is a rewrite of the package internals with a number of new features. The documented API keeps working; code that relied on undocumented internals may need updating (see "Internal changes" below).

New features

• Zero-overhead timer disabling: the new NoTimerOutput is a dummy timer where all operations are no-ops. When its type is known to the compiler (a const, or a type parameter of the struct holding it), @timeit sections compile away entirely — a per-timer alternative to @timeit_debug. Runtime-disabled regular timers also became ~10x cheaper (~1.4 ns per section).
• Tables.jl interface: timers are tables — DataFrame(to), CSV.write("timings.csv", to) and any other Tables.jl consumer work directly, with one row per section holding the raw measurements (path, section, depth, ncalls, time_ns, gc_time_ns, allocated_bytes, firstexec_ns).
• New table layout (now built on PrettyTables.jl): tree guides (├─, └─) instead of plain indentation, and an optional %par column showing each section's share of its enclosing section (columns = [..., :time_par]).
• Heat bars: the default table shows a small bar per section visualizing its share of the total time / allocations, colored from blue (cheap) to red (expensive) in color-capable terminals. Displaying a subsection rescales the bars to that subsection's total. Hide them with bars = false (compact = true also drops them), or select them explicitly through the columns keyword (:time_bar, :allocs_bar).
• Column selection: print_timer(to; columns = [:ncalls, :time, :time_pct]) picks exactly which columns to show, in order; allocations and compact remain as shorthands.
• GC time column: print_timer(to; gc = true) (or the :gc_time column) adds a column with the time spent in garbage collection within each section. Off by default. Also available programmatically as TimerOutputs.gctime(to).
• Call shorthand: @timeit to foo(args) times the call under a label derived from the callee (here "foo"), a shorthand for @timeit to "foo" foo(args). Works with the default timer too (@timeit foo(args)). Qualified calls keep their qualification (Mod.foo → "Mod.foo"); operators and other non-name calls still need an explicit label.
• @timed_testset: a drop-in replacement for Test.@testset that times each set (nested sets nest in the timer), so print_timer() after the tests shows where the test time went. Test stays a non-dependency; the emitted @testset is resolved at the call site.
• Recursive debug timings: enable_debug_timings/disable_debug_timings now recurse into submodules by default, so one call on a package's top module instruments the whole package (#75). Pass recursive = false for the old single-module behavior.

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Commits

• 8c0d876 Bump version from 1.0.1 to 1.1.0
• 135cb7b add min max avg std (#227)
• fe50905 Bump version from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1
• 84ed9fd tweak printing of sections with 0 allocations (#226)
• 2b20568 update version in CHANGELOG
• 6d2bfac make debug timeit recursive (#224)
• e1e8de8 Bump version from 0.5.30 to 1.0.0 (#225)
• 510aa26 add @​timed_testset, a timed drop-in for Test.@​testset (#223)
• d058753 allow one to directly time a call, using the call as the section name (#222)
• 1283939 add possibility of seeing GC percentage (default to off) (#221)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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