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This PR adds benchmarks for stable Vec to compare with other storage options.
It also introduces BoundedVec for use with stable Vec, which only supports bounded types. Now both bounded and unbounded vector types are available. Blob is not used for large data (e.g., 100 MB) due to canister heap limitations.
maksymar
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test: add benchmarks to compare stable-strucutre vec to stable memory
test: add stable-structures Vec benchmarks
May 27, 2025
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This PR adds benchmarks for stable
Vecto compare with other storage options.It also introduces
BoundedVecfor use with stableVec, which only supports bounded types. Now both bounded and unbounded vector types are available.Blobis not used for large data (e.g., 100 MB) due to canister heap limitations.