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WIP: Bevy inspectable egui fps#42
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This adds bevy-inspector-egui, and outputs FPS per frame via this.
so for some reason, trying to add the dependency to bevy-inspector-egui to bevy_utilities, resulted in strange errors, I believe originating in bevy-inspector-egui, because it couldn't find bevy. I have added a dependency on bevy here, which I understand is not in keeping with how this crate is organized, but is what was required to get it working.
Cheers