Major changes:

• The project was rebranded from memory-profiler to bytehound
• Profiling of applications using jemalloc is now fully supported (AMD64-only, jemallocator crate only)
• Added built-in scripting capabilities which can be used for automated analysis and report generation; those can be accessed through the script subcommand
• Added a scripting console to the GUI
• Added the ability to define programmatic filters in the GUI
• Allocation graphs are now shown in the GUI when browsing through the allocations grouped by backtraces
• Improved support for tracking and analyzing reallocations
• Improved paralellization of the analyzer's internals, which should result in snappier behavior on modern multicore machines
• The cutoff point for determining allocations' lifetime is now the end of profiling for those allocations which were never deallocated
• The squeeze subcommand was renamed to strip
• You can now use the strip subcommand to strip away only a subset of temporary allocations
• Information about allocations culled at runtime is now emitted on a per-backtrace basis during profiling
• Fixed an issue where the shadow stack based unwinding was incompatible with Rust's ABI in certain rare cases
• mmap calls are now always gathered in order (if you have enabled their gathering)
• Improved runtime backtrace deduplication which should result in smaller datafiles
• Many other miscellaneous bugfixes