feat: More reasonable wins in performance #4224
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Another small gain, but for one good parser this goes from 90ms to 64ms (for 16 large files) so it won't make a lot of difference for poor parser, but good ones will see a nice kick here Signed-off-by: Jim.Idle <jimi@idle.ws>
o Uses reflection to check that the tree structure is all correct o Disables test that uses superClass as this basically doesn't work/isn't a concept in Go. Signed-off-by: Jim.Idle <jimi@idle.ws>
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feat: Removes embedding by pointers in parser rule contexts.
This is a reasonable win for good parsers, especially if they can use SLL.
Also includes some final reformats to get the code 100% Go 1.20 formatted.
@parrt This is a good one to get in to the next release if the Google parsers are well implemented - especially if they are SLL parsing