Track metrics for core and std crates, add loop metrics
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The crate that we compute metrics for is now configurable when invoking `kani_std_analysis.py`. Should we find a need for further crates beyond `core` or `std` we just need to invoke it more times.
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We might want #261 to be merged first and we need model-checking/kani#3915 to be merged. |
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The crate that we compute metrics for is now configurable when invoking
kani_std_analysis.py. Should we find a need for further crates beyondcoreorstdwe just need to invoke it more times.We are now also reporting loop/no-loop information across all the kinds of functions we are tracking as metrics.
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