chore: avoid cloning CompileOutput to parse inline config
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…rs#5683) * chore: avoid cloning `CompileOutput` to parse inline config * chore: clippy * use new solc methods * chore: bump ethers * chore: clippy * fmt
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Motivation
Cloning = slow
Cloning compiler output (TWICE) = incredibly slow
Please do not do this :)
We're talking 150ms for a
forge initproject, going into the seconds PER CLONE for big projects.Benchmarked with
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X (24) @ 3.700GHzSolution
Don't clone