Refactor to reduce code duplication in Tools/scripts/summarize_stats.py
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This refactors summarize_stats so that the comparative tables are easier to make and use more common code.
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This refactors summarize_stats so that the comparative tables are easier to make and use more common code.
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summarize_stats.pyscript operates in two modes: single and comparison. It grew these two modes somewhat organically, and there is a lot of code duplication and opportunity for these two modes to diverge. By refactoring to have each of the tables know how to present themselves in both modes, we should reduce the overall amount of code and these kinds of bugs. This refactor should be helpful in advance of the many new stats we plan to add for the Tier 2 interpreter.Cc: @brandtbucher, @markshannon
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Related: #109329
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