profiling/memory: tiny fixups of a couple of copy/move aspects. I've been playing around with getting clang-tidy to run on the codebase, caught a couple of things in profiling/memory that look reasonable to apply. What do you think? Note that there was also a note on an explicit std::move of a trivially-copyable type, but I decided to keep it as is (in case the enum becomes non-trivial to copy): src/profiling/memory/socket_listener.cc:123:64: warning: std::move of the variable 'cfg' of the trivially-copyable type 'perfetto::profiling::ClientConfiguration' has no effect; remove std::move() [performance-move-const-arg] Change-Id: Iffbeaeceaad575c5b78c852096a58b845d9a2f55
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