revsetbenchmark: simplify and convert the script to python The script is now in python. That translation is very raw, more improvement to comes: The "current code" and "base" entry have been dropped. This is trivial to get same result using a tagged revision or "." in the list of benchmarked revision.

revsetbenchmapi: fix template The revision description missed an \n

perf: unroll the result in perfrevset With the new lazy revset implementation, we need to actually read all elements to trigger all the computations. Otherwise a no-op if of course much faster than the full work.

_addset: add a __len__ method Back in the time where repo.revs(...) returned a list, calling `len(...)` on the result was quite common. We reinstall this on _addset. There is absolutely no easy way to test this from the command line. The commands using this in the evolve extension will eventually land into core.

bundle2: implement the mandatory/advisory logic for parameter Parameter starting with an upper case are mandatory, the one starting with a lower case are advisory and may be ignored.

bundle2: print debug information during unbundling The unbundler class is now feed with an ui object and use it to transmit data about the unbundling process.

bundle2: print debug information during bundling The bundler class is now feed with an ui object and use it to transmit data about the bundling process.

bundle2: add ability to write to a file to the test Next changesets are about improving debug output during bundling. We won't be able to simply bundle to stdin in this case. The bundle2 stream would be interleaved with debug output.

subrepo: factor out Git version check to add doctests Followup to 6a2acb0d9352::e5641536e4d5.

contrib: add "hgperf" command to measure performance of commands easily Newly added "hgperf" command repeats "dispatch.runcommand()" for specified Mercurial command and measure performance of it in the same manner of "contrib/perf.py" extension. Users (mainly developers) can examine performance of the target command easily, without adding new entry for it to "contrib/perf.py" extension.