Some bench improvements and greetings from the Tremor team :)

[Licenser]

Hi Alan,

I came over your blog post on optimizing away 700 CPUs with rust, it's a really good read and was fascinating to see since our team at Wayfair ran into exactly the same issue and came up with nearly the same solution :D.

I went through the benchmarks today and noticed you're selling yourself short, the node.js version did only half the logic that the rust version did (it ignored newlines) I twiddled something together to make them more the same on the logical front.

I also changed the benchmark script to emit some filtered metrics (to see the impact on that), I hope you approve of that change.

With the updated results I ran your benchmark through tremor and notices something interesting, your code is quicker for single-core use but not quite as fast when it comes to multi-core setups. (I'll put my local benchmark below ran with taskset -c 1 and taskset -c 1,2,3 for single and 3c respectively).

We donated tremor to the CNCF last year, so I'm curious if you're open to chatting, sharing some experiences, and possibly expanding the use case - neither your nor our employer is in the game of writing this kind of software as part of their core business so we're probably both very produced focused which seems to align well :). If you're interested I'll leave you a link to our community server.

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	nodejs	nodejs (3c)	rust_pxy	rust_pxy (3c)	tremor	tremor (3c)
Median(us)	110	153	78	137	97	94
P95(us)	125	183	103	150	112	137

PS: we found a bug in our stated decoder when trying this :D thank you!