Since Tim answered this question there has been some changes and I wanted to chime in with an updated answer.
You can document any symbols from private to public, the easiest way to set the minimum access levels to document is via the swift package command from the command line.
First you need to generate your module's symbol graph:
swift package dump-symbol-graph --minimum-access-level private
Then you copy the symbol graph to your doc bundle and run docc like usual from the command line:
docc convert MyDocs.docc
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Thanks so much for your help, I'll wait to see if that gets fixed
So, migrated successfully to using the "DynamicStackTracing" category and I can still see my intervals plotted.However I haven't been successful at capturing the backtrace:<os-signpost-interval-schema>
...
<start-pattern>
<message>"subscribe:" ?subscription-name</message>
<user-backtrace>?backtrace</user-backtrace>
</start-pattern>Fails to compile with:[TMPLTDEF1] Invalid slot 'user-backtrace' not defined in corresponding deftemplate 'os-signpost'.
Exciting! Will look into it when I find time in the next couple of days - thanks for the tip