Update dependency com_google_perfetto to v49

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
com_google_perfetto	http_archive	major	v48.1 -> v49.0

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Release Notes

google/perfetto (com_google_perfetto)

v49.0: Perfetto v49.0

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v49.0 - 2025-01-06:
  Tracing service and probes:
    * Add `--clone-by-name` to the perfetto command line. This allows cloning a
      tracing session by its unique_session_name.
    * Fixed a bug that would delay the trace start acknowledgement, resulting
      in a 30s when using --background-wait, if an Android producer process is
      frozen, as it would be considered unresponsive.
    * Added basic support for kprobes with ftrace.
  SQL Standard library:
    * Removed the `type` column from all non-track tables. Please see
      https://perfetto.dev/docs/analysis/perfetto-sql-backcompat#change-in-semantic-of-code-type-code-column-on-track-tables
      for more information.
    * Changed the semantic of `type` column from all track tables. Please see
      https://perfetto.dev/docs/analysis/perfetto-sql-backcompat#removal-of-code-type-code-column-from-all-non-track-tables
      for more information.
    * Removed the `linux_device_track` table. Linux RPM (runtime power
      management) tracks formerly in this table now can be found in the `track`
      table with `type` `linux_rpm`.
    * Removed the `energy_counter_track` table. Android energy estimate
      breakdown tracks formerly in this table now can be found in the `track`
      table with `type` `android_energy_estimation_breakdown`.
    * Removed the `energy_per_uid_counter_track` table. Android energy estimate
      breakdown tracks formerly in this table now can be found in the `track`
      table with `type` `android_energy_estimation_breakdown_per_uid`.
    * Moved the `gpu_work_period_track` table into the `android.gpu.work_period`
      standard library module and renamed it to `android_gpu_work_period_track`.
    * Removed the `irq_counter_track` table. Irq counter tracks formerly in this
      table now can be found in the `track` table with `type`
      `irq_counter`.
    * Removed the `softirq_counter_track` table. Softirq counter tracks formerly
      in this table now can be found in the `track` table with `type`
      `softirq_counter`.
    * Removed the `uid_counter_track` table. It was redundant as no data was
      inserted directly into it.
    * Removed the `uid_track` table. It was redundant as no data was
      inserted directly into it.
    * Removed `common` package. It has been deprecated since `v42` and most
      functionality has been moved into other packages. Notably, the time
      conversion functions can be found in `time.conversion` module, and
      `thread_slice` is available with `slices.with_context`.
    * Deprecated UINT and INT integer types in Perfetto SQL. Please use LONG in
      Perfetto SQL schema.
    * Deprecated FLOAT flating type in Perfetto SQL. Please use DOUBLE in
      Perfetto SQL schema.
    * Added TIMESTAMP, DURATION, ID and JOINID types to Perfetto SQL schema.
      TIMESTAMP and DURATION refers to time columns in nanoseconds. ID column
      is a primary key for the column and JOINID is referencing ID
      column of other table.
    * Removed the `experimental_sched_upid` table. Prefer the joining `sched`
      and `thread` tables directly instead.
    * Removed the experimental_counter_dur table. Prefer using the
      `counter_leading_intervals` macro from the `counters.intervals` standard
      library module.
  UI:
    * Introduced `Open table:` command which would open any Perfetto Standard
      Library table in a new tab.
    * Various improvements to timeline rendering performance.
    * Added workspace switcher and menu to move tracks between workspaces.
    * Completely overhauled recording page.
    * Improved area selection UX.
    * Improved fuzzy search.
    * Hide 'Open with legacy UI' by default.
  SDK:
    * Added `NamedTrack`, it allows creating arbitrarily named tracks.

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