sed: @file reads pattern or replacement from a file. Useful for shader replacement.
sed: @file reads pattern or replacement from a file. Useful for shader replacement.

Replacing shaders isn't easily done on the commandline, so add "@file()" to
tell apitrace sed to read pattern or replacement from a file.
This replacement is implemented on String-type nodes, so apitrace sed now
effectively works on string elements in addition to enum elements.

The pattern/replacement separator can be a slash or any other character,
allowing use of slashes in the file path.

Signed-off-by: Arthur Huillet <0093af647118f89cb6e43c23ccc1f5c50d56753e@nvidia.com>

EoD/apitrace,surround-io/apitrace,surround-io/apitrace,swq0553/apitrace,trtt/apitrace,surround-io/apitrace,surround-io/apitrace,tuanthng/apitrace,EoD/apitrace,schulmar/apitrace,trtt/apitrace,apitrace/apitrace,apitrace/apitrace,schulmar/apitrace,tuanthng/apitrace,apitrace/apitrace,tuanthng/apitrace,surround-io/apitrace,swq0553/apitrace,schulmar/apitrace,trtt/apitrace,trtt/apitrace,EoD/apitrace,trtt/apitrace,joshua5201/apitrace,joshua5201/apitrace,EoD/apitrace,joshua5201/apitrace,joshua5201/apitrace,schulmar/apitrace,swq0553/apitrace,apitrace/apitrace,swq0553/apitrace,tuanthng/apitrace,tuanthng/apitrace,EoD/apitrace,swq0553/apitrace,schulmar/apitrace,joshua5201/apitrace