[Telemetry] Move discover to common/py_utils

telemetry/telemetry/value/__init__.py

 # Copyright 2014 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 """
 The Value hierarchy provides a way of representing the values measurements
 produce such that they can be merged across runs, grouped by page, and output
 to different targets.
 
 The core Value concept provides the basic functionality:
 - association with a page, may be none
 - naming and units
 - importance tracking [whether a value will show up on a waterfall or output
   file by default]
 - other metadata, such as a description of what was measured
 - default conversion to scalar and string
 - merging properties
 
 A page may actually run a few times during a single telemetry session.
 Downstream consumers of test results typically want to group these runs
 together, then compute summary statistics across runs. Value provides the
 Merge* family of methods for this kind of aggregation.
 """
 import os
 
-from telemetry.core import discover
 from telemetry.core import util
 
+from py_utils import discover
+
 # When converting a Value to its buildbot equivalent, the context in which the
 # value is being interpreted actually affects the conversion. This is insane,
 # but there you have it. There are three contexts in which Values are converted
 # for use by buildbot, represented by these output-intent values.
 PER_PAGE_RESULT_OUTPUT_CONTEXT = 'per-page-result-output-context'
 COMPUTED_PER_PAGE_SUMMARY_OUTPUT_CONTEXT = 'merged-pages-result-output-context'
 SUMMARY_RESULT_OUTPUT_CONTEXT = 'summary-result-output-context'
 
 class Value(object):
   """An abstract value produced by a telemetry page test.
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   whereas telemetry represents values with a chart_name.trace_name convention,
   where chart_name is optional. This convention is also used by chart_json.
 
   This converts from the telemetry convention to the buildbot convention,
   returning a 2-tuple (measurement_name, trace_name).
   """
   if '.' in value_name:
     return value_name.split('.', 1)
   else:
     return value_name, value_name