Test that FPS is consistenlty at or above 60Hz

[Indy2222]

Once #43 is done, this can be tested on a generated game.

The upper limit of entities for each player will be 1023 (buildings & unites combined).
The upper limit of players will be X.

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[JackCrumpLeys]

I was able to generate a profiling file following https://github.com/bevyengine/bevy/blob/main/docs/profiling.md
I had to change the code a bit to use the bevy logger. here are the steps I took:

1. Comment out line 38 of src/main.rs: app.add_plugins(LogPluginGroup);
2. Comment out line 60 of the same file '.disable::<LogPlugin>(),' this disables the custom logging solution and reverts to the bevy one.
3. Now we can generate a profiling file by running cargo run --profile testing --features bevy/trace_chrome
4. Load the trace-*.json file into a chrome trace file veiwer or chrome://tracing on the chrome web browser
5. Profit!

The file output when the game closes defaults to ./trace-{unix epoch in micros}.json but can be set with the TRACE_CHROME env variable. Using ui.perfetto.dev you can search for your systems using the search bar to see the performance.

Here is what I was able to get (depicting 2.5 frames):

I am recounting from memory so I may have left something out.