Replay drafts work, and the profiler lists the slowest frames

Replay drafts: the replay editor saves a draft as a pin on the recording
and a thumbnail in the game's media catalogue, which the Drafts screen
lists from. The game only makes that catalogue for a user signed in to
its backend, so under ReSkate a saved draft had nowhere to be listed.
ReSkate now registers the catalogue service and signs in a local user,
both with the game's own functions, so the game's Drafts screen works as
it was built: save, list, open and delete within a session.

A draft's footage stays in the recorder's memory, as it does in the
game, and does not outlive the session. Thumbnails of earlier sessions'
drafts are removed from the catalogue folder at startup; only folders
whose manifest is a replay draft's are touched.

Profiler: `perf sample` on the client thread now reports the slowest
client frames ahead of the function table, each with what it spent its
time in. An average over thirty seconds hides a single long frame.

Runtime/client_tick.cpp

@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@
 #include "Engine/Core/Log/logging.h"
 #include "Engine/Core/Profiling/profiler.h"
 #include "Extension/Settings/job_spin.h"
+#include "Extension/Settings/replay_drafts.h"
 #include "Engine/Game/World/client_state.h"
 #include "Extension/HallOfMeat/hall_of_meat.h"
 #include "Extension/RoadRash/road_rash.h"
@@ -798,6 +799,7 @@ void update_model(std::uintptr_t client, TickState& frame) {
     const auto& current_level = description.lm_level.empty() ? description.level : description.lm_level;
     dingosdk::live_mods::set_current_level(current_level);
     dingosdk::hall_of_meat::set_level(current_level);
+    dingosdk::replay_drafts::on_client_tick(r.base, state);
     // A live mod apply hands over the destinations its mods declare. A map
     // being played that is no longer among them (its mod disabled or deleted)
     // cannot stay loaded: the player goes to San Van.