[TextBenchmark] Emprical benchmark: Displaying strings async

This CL adds two benchmarks for String Text usage;
- Nothing to  Text("aaaaaaa ...")
- Text("") to Text("aaaaaaa ...")

```
509,202   ns         187 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=2]
1,665,646   ns         317 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=2]
550,367   ns         191 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=16]
1,718,233   ns         321 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=16]
574,103   ns         195 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=32]
1,751,253   ns         325 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=32]
592,636   ns         199 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=64]
2,006,686   ns         351 allocs    trace    AllAppsIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=64]
454,441   ns         165 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeOnly[size=2]
2,060,879   ns         350 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=2]
490,698   ns         169 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeOnly[size=16]
2,074,953   ns         354 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=16]
499,252   ns         173 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeOnly[size=32]
2,118,108   ns         358 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=32]
531,541   ns         177 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeOnly[size=64]
2,419,630   ns         388 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=64]
548,259   ns         181 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=2]
2,151,156   ns         366 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=2]
602,115   ns         185 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=16]
2,207,735   ns         370 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=16]
619,589   ns         189 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=32]
2,234,639   ns         374 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=32]
632,057   ns         193 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=64]
2,526,725   ns         402 allocs    trace    AllAppsSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=64]
857,992   ns         235 allocs    trace    ChatAppIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=256]
2,435,384   ns         389 allocs    trace    ChatAppIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=256]
865,748   ns         239 allocs    trace    ChatAppIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeOnly[size=512]
2,614,570   ns         387 allocs    trace    ChatAppIfNotEmptyCallText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=512]
713,468   ns         205 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetText.recomposeOnly[size=256]
2,751,281   ns         416 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=256]
763,377   ns         209 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetText.recomposeOnly[size=512]
2,999,038   ns         422 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetText.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=512]
787,916   ns         213 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=256]
2,860,637   ns         425 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=256]
838,476   ns         217 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetTextFixedSize.recomposeOnly[size=512]
3,081,173   ns         430 allocs    trace    ChatAppSetTextFixedSize.recomposeMeasureLayout[size=512]
```

Bug: b/239104335
Test: is a test
Change-Id: I1927bef3a5915623d50416d30503bdf11d52968b
6 files changed
tree: 303caf3ee41a3a2b55de5e4c1a5f9818c3f1e739
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  6. appcompat/
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  10. autofill/
  11. benchmark/
  12. biometric/
  13. bluetooth/
  14. browser/
  15. buildSrc/
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  17. busytown/
  18. camera/
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  20. cardview/
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  26. core/
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