Introduce idr.Node caching and recycling
#84
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As a result, adding
Release(*idr.Node)toFormatReaderso thatIngesterwill free up*idr.Nodeallocations for recyclingUpdated all benchmarks.
No degradation so far. The reason the json sample bench mark didn't improve much is because there isn't much nodes allocated per read. However typically in the CSV parsing/transform scenarios, files are usually very long and node allocation caching saving would start to show significantly.
resolves #83