Compile with no-omit-frame-pointer

[artizirk]

This adds support for profiling Python 3.12 and newer using Linux perf command.

• https://docs.python.org/3.12/howto/perf_profiling.html

Fixes: #995

[yosifkit]

Ah, these flags are automatic in debug builds based on supported architectures. Do we also need to limit them to those specific architectures? (amd64 and arm64v8) Or perhaps we follow Ubuntu and only enable it for 64bit platforms? Or maybe some/all arm32vX are fine since they have more spare general-purpose registers than x86/i386?

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Debian bug for adding these flags to libc: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=767756.

[artizirk]

@yosifkit looks like i386 is the only one that will heavily benefit from not using -no-omit-frame-pointer compile flag. All other architectures have enough CPU registers for this feature.

I have added a check for that in the latest commit.

With i386 support slowly loosing support in Debian 1 2 and 32bit x86 not even being in the CPython supported platforms list 3, it would be interesting to know how may users are still pulling latest i386 Python docker images.