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This means that we can avoid generating a unique directory for the self-profiles (reverted in the last commit), and we also avoid loading the self-profile files twice from disk. The disadvantage is that all self-profiles for a single benchmark (so for all combinations of profiles and scenarios) is now held in memory. But I think that shouldn't be an issue.
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After the recent self-profile refactorings, I thought that we might simplify the self-profile handling even more, by eagerly loading the self-profile file into memory, which avoids the hack with generating a unique self-profile directory.
This also simplifies code.