Add some costly precompiles #39179
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These are things that have shown up in analysis of various packages by SnoopCompile. Either they are particularly costly, or in the case of `Test`, just plain annoying to have them show up again and again.
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Since adding precompiles really should be non-breaking, is this backportable to 1.6? |
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These are things that have shown up in analysis of various packages by SnoopCompile. Either they are particularly costly, or in the case of `Test`, just plain annoying to have them show up again and again.
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These are things that have shown up in analysis of various packages
by SnoopCompile. Either they are particularly costly, or in the
case of
Test, just plain annoying to have them show up againand again.
Complementary (but independent) PR: #39177
Most of the remaining
Test-related inference triggers I've discovered are due to #34516