fix profiler test

Author: evertlammerts

tests/fast/test_profiler.py

@@ -20,23 +20,19 @@ def test_profiler_matches_expected_format(self, profiling_connection, tmp_path_f
         profiling_info_json = profiling_info.to_json()
         assert isinstance(profiling_info_json, str)
 
-        # Test expected metrics are there and profiling is json loadable
+        # Test expected metrics are there and profiling is json loadable. The profiling output is now grouped
+        # into top-level sections (the flat per-metric keys moved underneath these, e.g. latency -> query.total_time,
+        # total_bytes_read -> io.total_bytes_read, system_peak_buffer_memory -> system.peak_buffer_memory).
         profiling_dict = profiling_info.to_pydict()
         expected_keys = {
-            "query_name",
-            "total_bytes_written",
-            "total_bytes_read",
-            "system_peak_temp_dir_size",
-            "system_peak_buffer_memory",
-            "rows_returned",
-            "result_set_size",
-            "latency",
-            "cumulative_rows_scanned",
-            "cumulative_cardinality",
-            "cpu_time",
-            "extra_info",
-            "blocked_thread_time",
-            "children",
+            "query",
+            "system",
+            "io",
+            "operator",
+            "optimizer",
+            "physical_planner",
+            "planner",
+            "parser",
         }
         assert expected_keys.issubset(profiling_dict.keys())