Add batch number to TraceMe annotations in input preprocessing. #571
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This change enhances profiling by including the `batch_number` as metadata in various `tsl::profiler::TraceMe` calls within the input preprocessing pipeline. This allows for better analysis of performance across different batches. PiperOrigin-RevId: 832481777
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Add batch number to TraceMe annotations in input preprocessing.
This change enhances profiling by including the
batch_numberas metadata in varioustsl::profiler::TraceMecalls within the input preprocessing pipeline. This allows for better analysis of performance across different batches.