perf(gzip): read compressed input in chunks - #150
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Read gzip sources with a 32 KiB buffer instead of issuing one reader call per byte. This removes generated call overhead before the native decompression stream receives the payload. Signed-off-by: Christian Stewart <christian@aperture.us>
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The compress/gzip override currently collects Reader input through a one-byte buffer before passing the complete payload to the native gzip implementation. Generated readers therefore issue hundreds of thousands of calls for an ordinary block even though browser DecompressionStream performs the actual decompression.
Read input through a 32 KiB buffer instead. This preserves synchronous and asynchronous Reader behavior while removing per-byte generated call overhead.
Record the matching repository rule so future runtime overrides collect byte streams in bounded chunks and defend bulk paths with Reader-call regression coverage.