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Bench: record the measured commit in result JSON - #103
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Both measure and interleaved write the HEAD commit of the checkout the harness ran from (+dirty if tracked files differ), so a number can always be traced to the code it measured. Refs #41
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Refs #41
Feature added
run.py measureandrun.py interleavednow write acommitfield into the result JSON. It holds the HEAD of the checkout the harness ran from, with+dirtyappended if tracked files differ, so every number can be traced to the code it measured. The leader asked for this as part of the measurement worktree setup.