feat(autoware_internal_debug_msgs): add ProcessingTime msgs #41
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Signed-off-by: liu cui <[email protected]>
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Description
This porting guideline requires that each package can only use messages defined under AutowareFoundation GitHub Org, and I have noticed that
(ProcessingTimeNode.msg, ProcessingTimeTree.msg) missed when moving to autoware_internal_debug_msgs, and these two messages are still being used in Autoware.Universe.
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