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I was interested in seeing how
markdown-wasmcompares toremarkable, which was made to improvemarked- not only to improve speed but also add plugins. Their benchmarks say over 3 times speed increase overmarked(which if accurate would mean it's faster thanmarkdown-wasm), in reality it's less than 2 times on average.This pull request adds
remarkableto the benchmark suite (with their default settings) and updates rendered images to include my results. You likely want to run it on your macbook to have the results from your macbook as stated in README.I have 3.5 GHz AMD Ryzen 3 desktop, 16GB RAM running Manjaro 5.10