Question: More Detail Thread State

[andylibrian]

Hi! I'm curious whether it's feasible to get a more detailed thread state. Specifically, I'd like to be able to determine thread states like:

• New/Created: A thread is created but not started yet. This is when the thread object is initialized, but start() has not been called.
• Runnable: Once start() is called, the thread is ready to run but might be waiting for CPU scheduling.
• Running: The thread is actively running.
• Waiting/Blocked: The thread is waiting for a lock, I/O, or another resource. This can happen explicitly (e.g., waiting on a Condition or Event) or implicitly (e.g., during I/O operations).
• Terminated/Stopped: After the thread's run() method completes, it moves to the stopped state.

I see that the existing dump output contains:

    "active": true,
    "owns_gil": false,

Is it feasible to reliably determine these thread states using py-spy's existing infrastructure?