Adjust pressure states and add new explorations as a result - #192
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| But a site interested in doing AB-testing is mostly interested in knowing the "utilization" of CPU resources (possible in addition with core type, boost modes, stalls etc.) in threads it's using (main thread, workers, camera thread etc) as well as a rough estimate of the global pressure on the system. | ||
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| Given it applies to it's own threads, there shouldn't actually be privacy issues in exposing low level data if it is done in a platform abstracted manner, and the global pressure can still be consulted via the existing API. |
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s/it's own threads/its own threads/
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LGTM |
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