* `enable` – enables the Tracy client. Corresponds to the `TRACY_ENABLE` define.
* `system-tracing` – enable capture of system level details. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_NO_SYSTEM_TRACING` define.
* `context-switch-tracing` – enable capture of the context switch data. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_NO_CONTEXT_SWITCH` define.
* `sampling` – enable periodic sampling of the call stack. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_NO_SAMPLING` define.
* `code-transfer` – enable transfer of the machine code to the profiler. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_NO_CODE_TRANSFER` define.
* `broadcast` – announce presence of the client to the profilers on the local network.
  Corresponds to the `TRACY_NO_BROADCAST` define.
* `only-localhost` – listen for profilers on the localhost interface only. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_ONLY_LOCALHOST` define.
* `only-ipv4` – listen for profilers on IPv4 interfaces only. Corresponds to the
  `TRACY_ONLY_IPV4` define.
* `timer-fallback` – allow running on devices without a high resolution timer support.
  Corresponds to the `TRACY_TIMER_FALLBACK` define.
* `ondemand` – start collecting traces only when a server connects to the client. Corresponds
  to the `TRACY_ON_DEMAND` define.
* `fibers` – enable support for instrumenting fibers, coroutines and similar such asynchrony
  primitives. Corresponds to the `TRACY_FIBERS` define.
* `callstack-inlines` - enables resolution of inline frames for call stacks. Disabling it will make the profiler use
  the basic but much faster frame resolution mode. Corresponds to the `TRACY_NO_CALLSTACK_INLINES` define.


Refer to this package's `Cargo.toml` for the list of the features enabled by default. Refer to
the `Tracy` manual for more information on the implications of each feature.