perf: Cache common callbacks with a single state parameter #378
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Done, only on AE test is failing and I've been nowhere near it. |
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In a couple of common paths when reading data there are async context captures generated which use a single variable from the enclosing scope. These can be optimized so that a static delegate to the implementation is stored and the variable passed as state, this removes the closure allocation.