Mike Gerwitz 92eb991df3 tamer: benches: Remove asg and asg_lower_xmle microbenchmarks ... These benchmarks were useful as TAMER was in its infancy and I was trying to gain an intuition for working with Rust. But they are now out of date, and there are better ways to measure TAMER's performance, including running it on real-world data (which wasn't possible previously) and through profiling tools like Valgrind. With that said, these types of benchmarks _would_ be useful for helping to dig down into improvements that could be made, at a glance. The problem is, they aren't testing anything new, and they're also testing something I'm about to extract from `Asg`. It is not worth the ongoing maintenance cost. So benchmarks may be reintroduced in the future if they are found to be valuable. DEV-13162		2023-05-17 11:14:00 -04:00
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