[Docs][rocprofv3]Add Consecutive Kernels Parameter Description to Docs (#1111)

* Add consecutive kernels parameter description

* remove space

* Updated docs and CHANGELOG

projects/rocprofiler-sdk/source/docs/how-to/using-thread-trace.rst

@@ -105,6 +105,14 @@ The following table lists the parameters relevant to thread tracing:
 | att-gpu-index            | Integer |         |           | Comma-separated list of integers. If enabled, only the GPU   |
 |                          | (List)  |         |           | indexes in the list will be profiled by thread trace.        |
 +--------------------------+---------+---------+-----------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
+| att-consecutive-kernels  | Integer | >=0     |           | Starting at the targeted kernel, enables thread trace for the|
+|                          |         |         |           | next N kernel dispatches, sharing a single ATT file,         |
+|                          |         |         |           | stats.csv and UI dir. See --kernel-include-regex and         |
+|                          |         |         |           | --kernel-iteration-range. If multiple targeted kernels       |
+|                          |         |         |           | overlap, the count for N next dispatches starts again from 0.|
+|                          |         |         |           | Recommended use with --att-gpu-index due to thread trace     |
+|                          |         |         |           | being enabled for all GPUs.                                  |
++--------------------------+---------+---------+-----------+--------------------------------------------------------------+
 
 For AMD Instinct accelerators, enable perfmon streaming using:
 
@@ -145,6 +153,18 @@ By default, ``rocprofv3`` enables thread trace only once per kernel instance. Th
 To enable thread trace for multiple kernel instances, use the ``kernel-iteration-range`` parameter.
 It's recommended to use ``kernel-include-regex`` parameter to filter the desired kernel names instead of tracing everything.
 
+Typically, each kernel profile has its own ATT file output.
+To compile multiple kernel profiles into a single output file, use the ``att-consecutive-kernels`` parameter.
+When using this parameter, the ``rocprofv3`` tool begins profiling kernels after encountering a targeted kernel.
+The tool then continues profiling subsequent kernels until a total of ``n`` kernels are profiled including the initial targeted kernel
+where ``n`` is the non-negative integer passed to ``att-consecutive-kernels``.
+Note that the subsequent kernels encountered after the initial targeted kernel do not themselves have to be targeted.
+If the subsequent kernels are targeted kernels, the profiler will then profile another ``n - 1`` kernels after encountering this
+new targeted kernel, so it is possible for a generated ATT file to have more than ``n`` kernels profiled.
+All the profiled kernels are then compiled into a single ATT file.
+If a new targeted kernel is encountered after the ``rocprofv3`` tool has finished profiling a batch of kernels,
+the profiler will restart profiling when encountering this new targeted kernel and create another ATT file with multiple kernels. 
+
 .. _output-files:
 
 rocprofv3 output files