Optimize Floki.text/2 by extracting text in a single pass#684
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This change improves performance by removing redundant tree filtering passes that were building full HTMLTree structures. Benchmarks show: - ~474x speedup for large documents - ~644x less memory usage The filtering of script and style tags is now performed during the initial traversal in DeepText and FlatText strategies.
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This change improves performance by removing redundant tree
filtering passes that were building full HTMLTree structures.
Benchmarks show:
The filtering of script and style tags is now performed during the initial
traversal in DeepText and FlatText strategies.