Restore the benchmarks, make it easy to run them #599
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Thanks for the PR, but I went with importing another suite of benchmarks, in #606 |
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As pointed out in #580, it is safe to re-add the benchmarks, as long as they are not included in
s.files.This restores the old benchmarks, fixes a some bit-rot in them to get them running again, and adds a semi-automated way to update a nice little summary of the benchmarks in the README.