feat: Add filter by UID feature by using existing --filter syntax

[filzrev]

This PR extend existing --filter syntax to support filter by UID of BenchmarkCase.
By modyfing existing filter logics to use UidFilter when filter text can be parsed as GUID format.

Other changes

• Move filter related test under Filters directory/namespace.

[adamsitnik]

@filzrev I am trying to understand when filtering by guid is going to provide value.

Let's say that I have the BenchmarkDotNet.Tests.Filters.TypeWithBenchmarksAndParams.TheBenchmark benchmark and I want to run it.

If I use --filter BenchmarkDotNet.Tests.Filters.TypeWithBenchmarksAndParams.TheBenchmark it just works.

When I use UID I need to:

• write some code that is going to generate the unique ID using GetUniqueId (not mentioned in samples or XML docs)
• somehow store this value
• provide the value when filtering.

Now as soon as the namespace, type name, method name or any other part of the benchmark ID changes, the UID is no longer valid. So what is the advantage of using it over the typical --filter?

[filzrev]

It's intended to be used for debugging purpose. (launchSetting.json or CI input parameter)

Existing filter syntax match filterName or fullName.
So it can't distinguish BenchmarkCases that have different job.

Example

[InProcess]
[Config(typeof(DebugInProcessConfig))]
public class Benchmarks
{
    [Benchmark]
    public void Benchmark01() {}
}

And when filtering benchmarkCase with fullName.
It needs double-quote for filter value (When Params exists empty space is included on fullName)

To run specific benchmark for debugging purpose,
It's easier to specify BenchmarkCase by uid that are retrieved by --list json command.

[adamsitnik]

It's intended to be used for debugging purpose. (launchSetting.json or CI input parameter)

Existing filter syntax match filterName or fullName. So it can't distinguish BenchmarkCases that have different job.

Thanks. In such case I would expect the user to modify the config and just comment out the Job they don't want to use.