add bootstrap CSS to benchmarks

[alexlamsl]

@XhmikosR as per request 😉

In this particular benchmark we are far behind Will Peavy - 269KB vs 233KB.

[XhmikosR]

@alexlamsl: what options did you use? The only reason I can think of is will peavy having a bug and breaking the <pre> code.

[alexlamsl]

@XhmikosR benchmark.js uses sample-cli-config-file.conf as options.

To begin with, they took out one of the two chunks of IE Conditional Comments.

Further inspecting the result I see snippets like </pre>0</figure>, </pre>1</figure>, ... 130 of them in total, which cannot be found in the original document. Chunks of markups may be getting uber-compressed into these magic numbers 😉

[XhmikosR]

Yeah, told you, it's the most logical explanation since it has many code snippets.

[alexlamsl]

Sometimes I wish you or @kangax would just let me output an empty string - would reduce a lot of code complexity and makes the whole project so much more maintainable 👻

I even have this idea of achieving larger-than-100% compression by randomly removing local files every time cli.js is run, but I guess that's probably over-kill...

[alexlamsl]

Jokes aside - anything else you want me to do on this task @XhmikosR ?

[XhmikosR]

Looks good to me, hoping for a completely automated solution in the future which will grab the pages each time :)

[alexlamsl]

That and auto-update README.md after each run 😎