Ensure that annotations are well-ordered in optimisation #53800
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The function annotatedstring_optimize! assumes, but does not ensure that annotations are well ordered. For a small (~2%) performance cost, we can ensure that annotations are indeed well-ordered, which seems worthwhile.
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Let me know if I'm being too ambitious, but I'm going to speculatively tag this with |
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After a long chat with @LilithHafner, we're going to be taking a different approach to this. A superseding PR should be up shortly. |
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This is a follow-on from #53794 (which needs to be merged before this PR) that largely seems like a "might as well" type thing to me.
See the commit message for more details.
A cosmetic change this has me considering is whether it would be nice to rename this function to
annotatedstring_normalize!. Thoughts?