Track Stack Trace Frames Succeed / Fail to Resolve URL

[vzaidman]

Corresponding PR: D77997371

Context

When a URL for stack trace frames is being resolved for the console UI representation of it:

Success

If a known bundle URL is matched for the frame, it is resolved to link to that URL in the sources panel.

1. Temporarily, before the source maps are resolved, it links to the original bundle URL:

2. After the source map is ready, it links to the source file based on the source map:

Failure

If the url is unknown, we fallback to just hyperlinking to that unknown url.

Summary

This PR will track for each stack trace if it was managed to resolve all stack trace frames or did it have a set of URLs that were failed to be resolved.

Technical Context

While there are cleaner ways that than using querySelectorAll to achieve this. None of them were more convenient in terms of branching from CDT.

The problem is that the whole process of linkifying frames in the console UI is a "fire and forget" process which means it does not return any results to the initiator at the moment.

When I tried to return any results I found myself changing too many functions in too many files which is bad for a branch that we need to keep up to date with CDT.

Test plan

D77997371

• This change maintains backwards compatibility with previous Local Storage data (if modifying settings, experiments, or other persisted client state).

Upstreaming plan

• This commit should be sent as a patch to the upstream devtools-frontend repo. I've reviewed the contribution guide.
• This commit is React Native-specific and cannot be upstreamed.

[hoxyq]

1. Could you try using data attributes for querying DOM element?
2. Can you double-check if this records an event if user console.log's a link, like http://example.com?

[vzaidman]

1. Could you try using data attributes for querying DOM element?
2. Can you double-check if this records an event if user console.log's a link, like http://example.com?

1. done
2. verified by saving the element being worked on, and then inspecting it: