[ANSIENG-4269] | adding profile_tasks to note time of each task in molecule run

[rrbadiani]

Description

Using profile_tasks to note time taken by each task. Helps analyze where maximum time gets spent to help reduce it.

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[mansi-jain-1206]

Rather than adding these config_options, can we do it at a common place something like pre-setup script. And any particular reason to add it from 7.8 and not before?

[rrbadiani]

I felt like 7.8 is pretty recent version so has a lot of new changes in it which is where we might have to look into to optimize the run times. If we did this in older versions also then probably pint merge will be causing some trouble as names of a bunch of tests cases changes in newer versions making it tougher to resolve conflicts.

Yes if we could add this in a pre setup like script that would be easier to manage. I'll check if I can find some way to do that. If that is easily doable then we can go ahead and add this to all older versions as well