GPU profiling for WebGPU workloads on Windows with Chrome

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Update (2026-05-26): The d3d12_webgpu_shim repository has been updated. The old method of placing d3d12.dll directly in Chrome’s application folder is now deprecated, as Chrome has restricted custom DLL loading. The recommended approach now uses a launcher executable (webgpu_profiling_launcher.exe) that injects the hook DLL at runtime. The instructions below have been updated accordingly.…

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