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Adding yml file for OptProf profiling workflow - #1066
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I love how short this yaml file is. I look forward to merging.
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OptProf profiling workflows are moving away from release pipeline over to DartLab (build) pipelines. The yml file added in the pull request setup the vs-threading repo for OptPorf profiling on DartLab.