[A11yPerformance] Introduce accessibility performance experiment This CL introduces a new feature to assess the impact of accessibility changes on the user and their performance. The experiment includes four flag types: 1. `AX_MODE_COMPLETE_EXPERIMENT`: Enables the complete accessibility mode, including all of the properties needed by screen readers and other assistive technologies. 2. `WEB_CONTENTS_ONLY_EXPERIMENT`: Enables `kAXModeWebContentsOnly` accessibility mode. 3. `AX_MODE_COMPLETE_NO_INLINE_TEXT_BOXES_EXPERIMENT`: Enables the complete accessibility mode, excluding inline text boxes. 4. `RENDERER_SERIALIZATION_ONLY_EXPERIMENT`: Enables a special accessibility mode that uses `kAXModeComplete`, but only serializes changes in the renderer and discards them in the browser, thus skipping the deserialization phase. The accessibility modes will be activated on startup if there is no accessibility software enabled. The experiment flags are logged on the metrics side, and the user that has these flags are differentiated from the users that have a11y turned on by themselves. The main purpose of this change is to measure performance impact of accessibility changes on a wider scope, not just the AT-users. This should only have an effect on non-AT users. Change-Id: I5a37d54cfbe7cfdb3a8ec0a7d7976d214dedc257 Bug: 395095542 Reviewed-on: https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/6463139 Reviewed-by: Greg Thompson <grt@chromium.org> Commit-Queue: Lucas Radaelli <lucasradaelli@google.com> Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/main@{#1460285}
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