Add a script to plot a stacked bar graph of each cluster's members - #327
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This is halfway throwaway code, but I do want to keep it around for if/when we redo PCA on our complete benchmark suite again sometime in the future and so I don't have to remember which machine and which branch I have it on when I need to run it again.
Plots a stacked bar graph for each benchmark in each cluster of (a) the Wasm instructions retired during execution and (b) the native instructions retired during compilation. Benchmarks that read input via WASI are bold and fully saturated; those that have non-WASI, hard-coded inputs are non-bold and desaturated.
Example cluster plot output: