[move] Added support for generating bytecode disassembly #20654
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Description
This PR adds support for generating bytecode disassembly (and depositing it in the
builddirectory) whenever a user runst tests with tracing enabled. The main reason is to to enable bytecode-level debugging in the Trace Viewer. This is particularly important due to discrepancy between source code and bytecode and resulting complications in mapping recorded trace events to source code (e.g., some variables and lines of code are optimized away). Providing the ability to switch to the bytecode view can provide necessary clarification in such cases and this PR is the first step to delivering this functionality.Test plan
All tests must pass. Verified manually that disassembled bytecode is generated correctly