v1.1.0

This release improves benchmarking stability in pgcompare by adding optional warmup runs before measured queries.

Warmup helps reduce noise from cold starts, cache misses, and one-time initialization costs, so before/after comparisons better reflect steady-state query performance.

What's new

• added optional warmup_iterations support before measured query execution
• kept warmup separate from measured benchmark statistics
• updated the configuration example to include warmup settings
• improved README and RU documentation with warmup guidance
• expanded tests for config validation, benchmark behavior, and e2e coverage
• updated the README logo with a white background for better visibility on GitHub

Why it matters

The very first execution of a query can be slower for reasons unrelated to the optimization itself.
With warmup enabled, pgcompare can produce cleaner and more reliable measurements when comparing two database states.

Configuration example

benchmark:
  before_queries: queries_before.sql
  after_queries: queries_after.sql
  warmup_iterations: 5
  iterations: 100
  concurrency: 4

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by @REDKARASIK

Full Changelog: v1.0.5...v1.1.0