Support indent as stored property to better create timelines from code#2743
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This stores the indent level as a property in each event object, supports serialization and deserialization with the indent level. When creating timelines via code something like this is now possible (code may not be correct, I'm using C# in my project so this is based on the example in the docs):
This is equivalent to the following string timeline: