Update callstack_instr to track binary names #1580
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Updated README.md with an example of how to use the new api.
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Supercedes #1549
Updates callstack_instr to track binary names along with program counters to make callstack dumps more useful. Plugins that use callstack_instr to display callstacks need to opt-in to leverage the new functionality. Enabling the new functionality does come with a performance hit.
Optimized the new API a bit and added some documentation to the README to illustrate how to use it.