Initial release of Firebase performance monitoring (#508) * Initial 'flutter create' commit * Added Firebase and updated channel name * Added basic functions for performance monitoring * Added license and app information * Fixed iOS updating collection status * Added testing for peformance collection * Implemented Trace and added testing * Implemented start and stop methods for trace * Implemented Android trace methods * Implemented performance traces on iOS * Implemented more trace testing * Added iOS attributes for traces * Added comments and Licenses * Updated comments and added debug prints * Added README info * Added more debugging prints * Fix formatting issues * Fixed unused variable * More format changes * Formatting * Removed widget test * Added dev dependencies * Added documentation and constants * Removed a space * Added performance to flutterfire and readme * New trace created only on dart side * Updated test to use setMockMethodChannel * Method renames * Fixed a bunch of pull request comments * Added trace asserts * Dart reformat * Fix tests * Cleaned up UI code * Comments and variable names * Formatting * Reverted analytics file back to upstream/master * Formatting * Removed gradle files * PR comment changes * Updated tests to use 'handle' as id key * Removed assert descriptions
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