Make jmh params configurable via command line args#8305
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Make jmh params configurable via command line args#8305jack-berg wants to merge 3 commits intoopen-telemetry:mainfrom
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The benchmarks we run in benchmark.yml use shared bare metal runners, so we want to be judicious with how much time our runs take.
Local runs don't have the same constraints, and it can be quite useful to run with more forks, more time, or more iterations to reduce variance.
This makes such customization easy by adding parameters.
For example: